What is the name of Tony Soprano's wife?

Tony Soprano’s wife is Carmela Soprano. Played by Edie Falco, Carmela is the central family figure in HBO’s The Sopranos and the mother of Tony’s two children, Meadow and A.J.

Carmela, née DeAngelis, was Tony’s high-school sweetheart, and the couple married young. She runs the Soprano household while Tony works as a Mafia boss, maintaining an affluent suburban lifestyle built largely on his criminal income. Although she understands that Tony’s money comes from violence and illegal activity, she repeatedly struggles to reconcile that knowledge with her commitment to her family and her Catholic faith.

Her marriage is repeatedly strained by Tony’s infidelity. Carmela separates from him late in the fourth season and briefly pursues another relationship before eventually reuniting with him. She also tries to gain financial independence through real-estate projects, including plans for a spec house.

Viewers sometimes confuse Carmela with Livia Soprano, Tony’s mother, or Janice Soprano, his sister. Rosalie Aprile is another prominent mob wife, but she is the widow of Jackie Aprile Sr., not Tony’s spouse.