Jerry Mathers, known for his role as Beaver Cleaver in “Leave It to Beaver,” opted for a regular life after his stint as a child star. Now 75, he enjoys family time and domestic activities.

After the show ended, Mathers explored his passions, including sports and regular schooling. He recalled his desire to play sports and how being jobless after the show allowed him to pursue that dream. Despite his fame, he led a fulfilling life outside of acting.

He briefly joined the National Guard, fulfilling a childhood aspiration. Later, he ventured into real estate before returning to acting. Mathers found joy in everyday activities like gardening and cooking, showcasing his talents on social media.

Family became a focal point for Mathers as he became a father and later a grandfather. He cherishes moments with his grandchildren, often babysitting them alongside his wife. Despite his iconic role, Mathers values his private life and the connections he’s made over the years. Now, at 75, he reflects on his happiness, attributing it to his family, friends, and loyal fans.