The Other Half" next to Mario Lopez, Dick Clark, and Dr. Jan Adams. Two years later, VH1 made a reality show of him titled "Breaking Bonaduce."
The series addressed his complicated relationship with his then-wife Gretchen Hillmer. Unfortunately, it was canceled in December 2006 only after two seasons. With Gretchen, Danny has two children, Isabella and Dante.
In 2007, Danny started working as a host and judge on “I Know My Kid’s a Star,” another VH1 show that featured parents and children trying to be part of the entertainment business.
While most people know Danny as a TV personality, he is also an important name in radio.
His career in radio started in the late 80s and, between 1994 and 1996, he even hosted his own show. So far, he has worked in radio stations in Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle.
Apart from his time in the entertainment industry, Danny embarked in the boxing and wrestling world, too, mainly for charity events.
Danny also fought former MLB player Jose Canseco, but the fight ended up as a draw. The only match he has lost was against Eric Young, who is currently signed to WWE.
“He recounts his life after cancellation and the quick slide from star to tabloid fodder; the numerous ways he medicated himself against the hurt and disappointment; and bottoming out financially and emotionally and even, briefly, criminally,” reads the description of his book.
At the moment, Danny is married to Amy Railsback, who he met at a Starbucks in Los Angeles in 2007.
Amy, 23 years younger than the actor, was a substitute school teacher and now manages her husband’s career.
Nowadays, he is focused on his family while performing in shows as a singer and working on radio, as described in his Instagram profile.
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