The silver screen might portray Chuck Norris as an iron-willed action star, yet sources affirm that the martial arts legend is happy to let his wife, Gena O'Kelley, hold the reins in their relationship. The 83-year-old icon, married to Gena for nearly 25 years, recently took to social media, expressing his delight in spending time with his 'wonderful wife' at their Texas residence, leading insiders to quip about their perennial 'honeymoon' phase.

While Norris remains well-respected in the entertainment industry, his devotion to Gena, who faced severe health complications over a decade ago following an MRI procedure, appears to be his current focus. The couple had formerly sued multiple medical companies in 2017 over alleged side-effects caused by a gadolinium-based contrast agent used during Gena's MRI scan. Despite discontinuing the legal action in 2020, the couple remains united in adversity, with sources noting that Gena's improved health can be attributed, in part, to Norris' unwavering support.

Meanwhile, Chuck Norris' name is not the only one associated with Hollywood action. Aaron Norris, Chuck's younger sibling, is also a well-established figure in the industry, with a career trajectory that is both intertwined with his famous brother's yet impressive in its own right.

Born in 1951, Aaron Norris embraced the footsteps of his brothers, serving in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. Post military service, he joined Chuck in Hollywood, carving out his niche as a stuntman and martial arts choreographer. Working alongside Chuck in films like "Breaker! Breaker!", "A Force of One", and "Lone Wolf McQuade", Aaron made his presence felt in the industry.

His directorial debut, "Braddock: Missing in Action III", in 1988, marked the beginning of his journey as a film producer and director. Collaborating with Chuck on projects such as "Delta Force 2", "The Hitman", and "Sidekicks", Aaron also directed other renowned action stars like Michael Dudikoff in "Platoon Leader" and David Carradine in "The Rage". His contributions extend to television projects with Chuck, including the hit series "Walker, Texas Ranger", solidifying his standing in the industry.

Aaron's personal life mirrors the longevity of his career, with his marriage to Rebecca Norris since 1981 resulting in three children. Meanwhile, Chuck Norris, born in 1940, leveraged his martial arts expertise and military background to build his illustrious career in Hollywood, eventually creating his own martial arts style called Chun Kuk Do. With a strong presence in both cinema and television, including his long-standing role in "Walker, Texas Ranger", Chuck's legacy in the industry is indisputable.

In a nutshell, the Norris brothers exemplify devotion - both within their relationships and their shared passion for martial arts and the film industry.