This list of famous people who married their high school sweethearts is loosely ranked by fame and popularity. Celebrities are not exactly known for long-lasting relationships, but this list is about to add some nuance to that stereotype. This compilation of couples ranges from athletes, to politicians, to actors, to musicians, who started dating when they were teenagers. 
 
 Nothing is cuter than celebrities marrying their high school sweethearts. For proof, look at any photo of Academy Award-winning director Ron Howard and his wife of 40 years, Cheryl Alley. If that's not adorable enough for you, then check out Emmy Award-winning actor Jeff Daniels's romantic history (hint: it consists of one woman he probably met in 6th period homeroom). Rapper Snoop Dogg might talk a lot of talk about hooking up with randos, but the truth is, he put a ring on the finger of a girl he met back when he was Calvin Broadus at Polytechnic High School in Long Beach. 
 
 Check out the list below for other adorable famous Hollywood couples. These celebrities saw something they liked way back when, and even fame couldn't tear them apart (well... for the most part anyway). ||||| Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin speaks on behalf of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump before Trump arrives at a campaign event in Tampa, Fla., Monday, March 14, 2016. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert) (Associated Press) 
 
 ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Sarah Palin's husband suffered eight fractured ribs and other injuries in a snowmobile accident in Alaska, but he was expected to recover, his father said Monday. 
 
 Details about Todd Palin's injuries emerged the same day the 2008 vice presidential candidate made a surprise appearance at a Donald Trump rally in Florida after his campaign had said that she was returning home to be with her husband. 
 
 Todd Palin also received injuries to his collarbone and lungs in the Sunday night crash, father Jim Palin told The Associated Press. He said he did not know the extent of those injuries and has not yet spoken with his son. 
 
 He called the crash "one of those freak accidents" and said it happened about 70 miles north of the Palins' hometown of Wasilla. Todd Palin was set for surgery Monday and was expected to make a full recovery, Jim Palin said. 
 
 "He's a tough adult," he said. 
 
 In a Facebook posting, Sarah Palin called her husband the "toughest guy" she knows, adding that she was flying home to Alaska. Palin did not discuss details of her husband's accident but thanked supporters for their prayers. 
 
 Palin, a former Alaska governor, showed up at a Trump rally in Tampa Bay after his campaign announced she was heading home. 
 
 "Thank you, guys, for your prayers for my husband who is recovering right now in the ICU after a little wreck on a snowmachine," she said, referring to what Alaskans commonly call snowmobiles. 
 
 Palin introduced Chris Christie, one of a handful of speakers at the rally. 
 
 "When real life happens," she later said, "it really puts things in perspective doesn't it?" 
 
 Trump's presidential campaign said in a statement that the GOP front-runner sends his thoughts and prayers to Palin and her family. 
 
 It is not the first time Todd Palin was involved in a snowmobile crash. In the 2008, he broke his arm in a high-speed crash in Alaska's annual 2,000-mile Iron Dog snowmobile race, but he and then-racing partner Scott Davis still finished in fourth place after Davis towed him the final 50 miles. 
 
 Palin is a four-time winner of the race. His last championship was in 2007. 
 
 Jim Palin, who splits his time between California and Alaska, said he plans to return to Alaska at the end of the month unless his son wants him there earlier. 
 
 He also asked that the family be allowed to go through this "in peace." 
 
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 Associated Press writer Jill Colvin contributed to this report from Tampa Bay, Fla. 
 
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 While talking about last year's San Bernardino, Calif., shooting, Trump said: "If Todd Palin were in that room — frankly, if Sarah Palin [R-Alaska] were in that room, forget about Todd, especially now — if Sarah Palin were in that room, if somebody were in that room, that had some kind of gun attached to the hip, attached to the ankle, where bullets can fly in the other direction, you wouldn’t have had this.” 
 
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 The comment came at a Tampa, Fla., rally where Trump appeared with the former governor, who canceled a planned appearance with Trump in The Villages, Fla., Monday after news of the crash broke. She appeared in Florida with Trump anyway, however, introducing him during the stop in Tampa. 
 
 A longtime snowmobiling partner confirmed Monday that Todd Palin was injured and hospitalized, but is expected to recover. 
 
 Scott Davis said Todd Palin’s father said his son was healing up after the mishap on Sunday evening, according to The Associated Press. 
 
 Sarah Palin on Monday thanked supporters for boosting her family’s spirits in its time of need, adding that she enjoyed campaigning with Trump in Florida. 
 
 “Todd is our rock … toughest guy I know,” she wrote on her Facebook page. “Thank you for your prayers as he recovers following a snowmachine injury last night. 
 
 “You know, your prayers have meant so much to our family over the years and I’ve not thanked you enough for providing us that shield of faith,” the 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee continued. “God bless you too! 
 
 It was an honor to be with so many patriotic Floridians the past two days; you remind me that when ‘life happens’ and we face challenges as individuals and a nation, it’s the strength in unity and a strong faith that lets us overcome. Stay strong!” 
 
 Trump’s remarks raised eyebrows as Todd Palin is reportedly in the intensive care unit, although it remains unclear the full extent of his injuries. 
 
 Trump – whom Sarah Palin formally endorsed earlier this year – may have private knowledge of Todd Palin’s status, given his personal ties with their family. 
 
 Sarah Palin’s appearance with Trump came one day before Florida’s crucial GOP presidential primary, a winner-takes-all voting contest that awards 99 delegates. 
 
 Trump leads the Republican presidential field by more than 19 points there, according to the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
– Todd Palin is expected to recover after fracturing eight ribs in a snowmobile crash in Alaska on Sunday, his father tells the AP. Palin, who also suffered a broken shoulder blade and clavicle and a collapsed lung, was undergoing surgery Tuesday at Mat-Su Regional Medical Center in Palmer, wife Sarah Palin writes on Facebook. "Knowing Todd, once he's cognizant, he'll probably ask docs to duct tape him up and he'll call it good. He's tough," she says. Officials tell the Alaska Dispatch News that the single-snowmobile crash occurred around 8pm near Petersville, 70 miles north of the Palins' hometown of Wasilla. It was just "one of those freak accidents," Jim Palin says. News of the crash surfaced after Sarah Palin canceled an appearance at a Trump rally in The Villages, Fla., on Monday, though she actually introduced Trump at a later event in Tampa Bay before flying home to Alaska. Shortly after, the Republican front-runner raised eyebrows when he mentioned Todd Palin in a comment about the San Bernardino shooting, reports the Hill. "If Todd Palin were in that room—frankly, if Sarah Palin were in that room, forget about Todd, especially now—if Sarah Palin were in that room, if somebody were in that room, that had some kind of gun attached to the hip, attached to the ankle … you wouldn't have had this," Trump said. (Sarah and Todd make this list of famous couples who were high school sweethearts.)