The award-winning Hollywood star tied the knot for the third time in 2011 with Susan Schneider, a graphic designer who remained his wife until his tragic passing.

Three years later, Robin spoke candidly about fatherhood, sharing, “I’m so proud of them in different ways, but have they always been cherubs? No, but that’s been part of the process.” He admitted he was far from perfect, adding, “And am I the ‘world’s greatest dad?’ Not at all, I’m a work-in-progress, but I love them.”

Zachary “Zak” Williams

Robin welcomed his first child, Zachary “Zak” Williams, in 1983 with his first wife, Valerie. Zak, a New York University graduate in rhetoric, cherished childhood memories with his father, recalling their walks and sharing excitement over simple joys.

Now on a path of healing, Zak, 41, is a proud husband to Olivia June and father to their son, Mickey, whose name honors Robin’s middle name. As co-founder of PYM (Prepare Your Mind), Zak is a passionate mental health advocate, helping others while breaking the stigma around mental health care.

Born in November 1991 during Robin’s marriage to Marsha, Cody has worked as a Second Unit Director and Assistant Director on major films such as “Black Panther” (2018), “Spider-Man: Homecoming” (2017), and “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2” (2015).

Although Cody, 33, leads a private life, his marriage to Maria Flores on July 21, 2019, was especially meaningful. The couple exchanged vows at Cody’s childhood home, honoring Robin’s memory on what would have been his 68th birthday.

While Cody has built a career behind the camera, Robin’s only daughter, Zelda Williams, 35, has pursued her passion both as an actress and director. Born on July 31, 1989, the same year Robin married Marsha, Zelda grew up visiting her father on film sets.

She recalled the experience as enchanting, saying, “When you’re that young, I don’t think you grasp that it’s a job, really; just like a fun thing you go and visit.” As she got older, sets like the one for “Bicentennial Man” in 1999 gave her a deeper appreciation for the filmmaking process.

Zelda has since appeared in TV shows like “The Legend of Korra,” “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” and “Jane the Virgin.” In 2024, she made her directorial debut with the zombie rom-com “Lisa Frankenstein.” Although she has starred in several slasher films, Robin avoided watching them, joking he didn’t like seeing her “killed” on screen.

Her reflections on family traditions further offer a glimpse into the intimate moments that defined her childhood. In December 2023, Zelda, who is part Filipino, shared how the Williams family prioritized time together, even with Robin’s busy schedule.

While not everyone was hands-on in the kitchen, Zelda, who had a private childhood, joked, “My brothers and my dad were not good cooks,” leaving most of the meal prep to her and her mom, Marsha. Regardless of the roles, Zelda emphasized, “Being together was the important thing,” especially given how work often kept them apart.

During a 2016 interview uploaded to YouTube, viewers couldn’t help but comment on Zelda’s likeness to her father. One user remarked, “She looks so much like her dad. I’m sure that Robin is so proud of her.” Another observed, “Wow, she really is like a female version of Robin. Her expressions are just like her father’s, and she even tells jokes the same way.” A third noted her physical similarity, saying, “She has her father’s smile.”

The admiration fans show for Zelda and her connection to Robin highlights the profound impact he had as both an entertainer and a father. That impact was deeply felt in 2014 when Robin Williams tragically passed away at the age of 63 in an apparent suicide.

Robin Williams’s loss continues to be a source of sorrow for fans and loved ones. However, his legacy lives on through his children, who honor his memory in their own unique ways.