Why Tom Hanks’ daughter Ea Hanks doesn’t call Rita Wilson his stepmother
For EA HANKSLife was like a box of chocolate.
She never knew what to get when it came to her complicated family – especially when it came to her divorced parents, Tom Hanks And the late Susan Dillinghamthat are also parents of Colin Hanks—And it left her with many questions.
“I once asked my father if I was a” save marriage “,” 42-year-old-who was born three years before her parents divorced their new book in her new book, 10: a memoir of the family and the open road. “No,” he assured me, “but you were a” someone died and I feel the desire to create life “.”
According to EA, Tom explained that they wanted a second child after Susan lost his father.
“Turns out, after her father’s death, my mother wanted another child,” EA wrote. “Without the death of John Raymond Dillingham I will never come into the picture.”
This was just one example of the complexity of EA’s childhood. She also explained that her upbringing consisted of busing from her mother’s house in Sacramento to Tom and Draw WilsonHouse in Los Angeles for several years after her parents’ separation in 1985.
“I would visit my dad and stepmother (and soon my younger half brothers) on the weekends and during the summers,” she said. “But from the ages five to fourteen, years filled with confusion, violence, deprivation and love, I was a sacramento girl.”
