Dick Van Dyke reflects on the most difficult time of his life before major milestone

Dick van Dyke recently received Curcid and opened up about a difficult time in his life before his 100th birthday.

A conversation with People A magazine a few days before his 100th birthday on December 13, the 99-year-old American comedian, especially the author has changed himself, especially how things changed his ex-wife, Margie Ronett ‘.

Unbeknownst to them, Dyke, who has a professional future, has endured many problems in life, as his ex-wife, Willett, died in 2008, and he alone had to raise the four children.

-Ga / -da Bye bye Shimbie Alum, who will celebrate a milestone in his life with the release of his new book 100 Rules for Life 100, said, “In the beginning I was [raising] A family with no money, so all they got was money and a house. “

“I bought a house on the GI bill, eventually, but I think the hardest part for me is the game that I played in the prototype. I played bystanders. I did everything,” he said. “At one point, I was doing a disk show that was a comedy show at 5 in the morning, and then at night I was working with a partner on a nightclub.”

Dyke added, “It seemed like three or four hours apart, but that’s all I can remember, it was very hard to find, and then I enjoyed every minute of it.”

-Ga / -da Night at the museum The star went on to share how his work life has affected his family.

“They probably neglected it for a while, because I was really working hard to get out of poverty, to talk about anyone,” Dick van Dyke noted.