Jackie Sandler, born Jacqueline Samantha Titone on September 24, 1974, in Coral Springs, Florida, was raised by her parents Lila and Joseph Titone, the latter a former state legislator2. During her high school years at Douglas High School, where she was a cheerleader, Jackie began her modeling career2. Standing at 5'9", she leveraged her height to gain national and international recognition, working with major fashion brands1. By the year 2000, Jackie's modeling career was flourishing, with reports suggesting she was earning approximately $5,000 per day for her work2. This successful modeling career laid the foundation for her future transition into acting and her eventual meeting with Adam Sandler.

Jackie Sandler began her career as a model in her late teens, gaining attention for her distinctive looks and poise1. Her modeling success paved the way for her transition into acting, with her first significant role in Rob Schneider's 1999 film "Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo"1. Jackie's breakthrough in Hollywood came when she landed a small part as a waitress in "Big Daddy" (1999), starring her future husband Adam Sandler1. Since then, she has become a familiar face in Adam's films, taking on supporting roles in popular comedies such as "50 First Dates" (2004), "Just Go with It" (2011), and "Grown Ups" (2010)1. While not pursuing leading roles, Jackie's consistent presence in Adam's movies has contributed to their family-friendly appeal and showcased her versatility as an actress1. Her successful transition from modeling to acting demonstrates her adaptability and talent in the entertainment industry1.

Adam Sandler and Jackie Titone's love story began on the set of "Big Daddy" in 1999, where Jackie played a waitress1. Their relationship quickly blossomed, leading to Jackie's conversion to Judaism in 20003. After dating for about four years, Adam proposed in June 2002, admitting he was nervous but rehearsed his proposal while driving to Jackie's house4. The couple tied the knot in June 2003 at Dick Clark's estate in Malibu, with their dog Meatball attending in a tuxedo jacket1. Their marriage has remained strong for over two decades, with Adam crediting their success to enjoying each other's company, supporting one another, and always envisioning a future together1. The couple welcomed two daughters, Sadie in 2006 and Sunny in 2008, often involving them in Adam's film projects14.