Early on in her career, Donna Dixon actually met her future husband on a movie set. She met actor Dan Aykroyd while making the 1983 movie "Doctor Detroit," and, after ending relationships with KISS rocker Paul Stanley and "Star Wars" actress Carrie Fisher, respectively (via an interview with Howard Stern), the couple married that same year.
The husband and wife duo worked together in several films after "Doctor Detroit," but in the 1990s, Dixon put a full focus on family. She welcomed three daughters with Aykroyd — Danielle, Stella, and Belle, per Parade — and today, now in her mid-60s, Dixon lives in a farmhouse in Canada with her famous husband, who is still totally smitten with her, by the way. Since 1997, Dixon has only had two more roles: Ms. Blair in 2014's "Da Sweet Blood of Jesus," and the voice of Meghan #2 in an episode of the reboot of "The Twilight Zone" in 2020 (via IMDb).
In a 2013 interview with The Guardian, Aykroyd revealed that he admires his wife more than anyone else in the world. "She is an explorer, adventuress and true contributor to the lives of everyone she meets," he said. He also revealed that the best kiss of his life was "five minutes ago" from his wife of nearly 40 years. The actor, who now owns a successful vodka company, also told the Telegraph that Dixon is his "partner in all things in life and business." "She keeps me stable," he added.
