Can a relationship truly transcend age, societal expectations, and even deeply rooted controversies? The life and marriage of Woody Allen, the celebrated yet polarizing filmmaker, stand as a testament to the complexities and often-unfathomable dynamics of human connection.

The narrative surrounding Woody Allen is layered with artistic brilliance and personal storms, inextricably intertwined. His career, spanning decades, has gifted the world with iconic films, each bearing his unique stamp of wit, neurosis, and profound observations on the human condition. Yet, overshadowing this celebrated career is the intensely scrutinized personal life, particularly his relationship with Soon-Yi Previn. Born on October 8, 1970, Soon-Yi is the adopted daughter of actress Mia Farrow and musician Andr Previn. The union between Allen and Previn, given their age difference and her familial connection to Farrow, has been a source of perpetual fascination and controversy.

Category	Information
Full Name	Heywood "Woody" Allen (born Allen Konigsberg)
Date of Birth	December 1, 1935
Place of Birth	Brooklyn, New York City, USA
Age	88 years old (as of October 26, 2024)
Occupation	Filmmaker, Actor, Comedian, Writer, Playwright, Musician
Spouse	Soon-Yi Previn (married in 1997)
Parents	Martin Konigsberg (Father), Nettie Konigsberg (Mother)
Siblings	Letty Aronson (Younger Sister)
Children	Two adopted children with Soon-Yi Previn
Net Worth (estimated)	$70 million
Residence	New York City, New York, United States
Known For	Directing and starring in films such as "Annie Hall," "Manhattan," "Midnight in Paris," and "Take the Money and Run."
Early Career	Began writing jokes at age 15.
Hobbies	Magic tricks, playing the clarinet
Notable Awards	Academy Awards (multiple), Golden Globe Awards, BAFTA Awards
Website	Woody Allen Pages