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Hugh Jackman shared a sweet tribute to his wife of 21 years

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By Nicole Moschella
April 11, 2017

Aw! Happy anniversary, Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness!

On Tuesday, Jackman shared a sweet selfie with his wife of 21 years and poured his heart out to her in the adorable post.

“To the love of my life. 21 glorious years. I love you with all my heart,” he wrote alongside the smiley pic.

Jackman and Furness wed in April 1996 after meeting in the Australian TV show “Corelli.” They have two children together, son Oscar and daughter Ava.

Last year, the actor gushed about married life with his wife.

"I was a very, very happy single man when I met my wife, and the moment I met her it was like, 'This is 10 times better than my own life,'" he told Entertainment Tonight. "It's just continued to be like that."

What an adorable pair of lovebirds!

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