Dina, 50, took to Instagram to announce she'd tied the knot with college basketball coach Scott at the Bacara Resort and Spa in Santa Barbara. Alongside a photo of the newlyweds, Dina wrote: "I went fishing and got married tonight to Mr Fisher! Mrs Fisher finally! Dina Eastwood and Scott Fisher got married! The bride and groom were joined by their adorable pugs — who also wore white. Dina added: "Yep. They were our bridesmaids. Morgy was THE maid of honour.
More photos coming! I'm still on cloud 9 with my 1bigfish30 and our families and our huge, loving group of pals. Harls says we done did good! Clint, who prides himself upon privacy, was also an occasional guest star. However, every time he appeared, he seemed uncomfortable with cameras bobbing around him. He totally vanished in the later episodes. According to several sources, the actor was furious about the show and was unhappy about exposing his family on the small screen — adding that it was when the marriage started to suffer.
Clint was spotted without his wedding ring anymore, and while the couple was still living at the family house in Carmel, sources said they were staying in separate rooms. Meanwhile, Dina also often complained about her life and even cried several times on the show.
By the end of , Dina found a shoulder to lean on through a friend from her high school days in Fremont, California — and it was Scott Fisher, who enjoyed a Hall of Fame career in the National Basketball League. After Scott and Erica divorced, Erica was sure her then-husband was seeing Dina and were more than just friends. So, Erica called Clint to discuss the matter. But in an interesting twist of event, love sparked for the two, and was already dating a few months later.
She even checked herself into rehab at a facility in Arizona for problems with depression and anxiety. And the two old friends eventually started seeing each other romantically.
After spending many years enjoying Hollywood life, Dina returned to her previous job as a news anchor at KSBW, the California local news station she worked at in the early s. Eastwood and Company. It was after she and Eastwood divorced in that Fisher took a self-imposed break from the public eye — time she said was used to re-calibrate and reflect on herself and where she was heading.
At one point during her studies, the former newscaster spent a semester sitting in class with undergraduates, some half her age. Still, Fisher, who expects to graduate in May, insists getting her graduate degree has been one of her dreams. Fisher also has two yoga teaching trainings under her belt and started a new program sharing the practice with kids at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Monterey County where she guides them through visual exercises and poses on a weekly basis.
For Fisher, who buys those students who attend five classes their own yoga mat, teaching them is the highlight of her week.
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