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Sheri Moon Zombie Bio, Age, Kids, Facts About Rob Zombie’s Wife
Sheri Moon Zombie is an American actress whose career and horror interests have made her a household name. The gorgeous scream queen is a devoted wife and partner known for sharing her acting career with her rocker/filmmaker husband. As the music and film scorer of Rob Zombie, Sheri has long been instrumental in her husband’s career, preferring to work primarily on his projects. Discover amazing facts about the modern day scream queen, model, fashion designer and blogger.
Sheri Moon Zombie Bio (Age)
Sheri Lyn Skurkis is a native Californian26. September 1970. She and her younger brother were born William and Carol Skurkis. Although she was born in San Jose, Sheri grew up in Torrington, Connecticut. Her academic records show that she attended Plainville High School and later the Connecticut School of Broadcasting. Her choice of college was inspired by a long-term dream of becoming a media personality, and VJ Sheri did not graduate from career college for reasons unknown. She later moved to Los Angeles to pursue other interests.
Sheri Moon Zombie made her acting debut in 2003 as Vera-Ellen “Baby” Firefly in House of 1000 Corpses , judged by her husband Rob Zombie. Due to her outstanding performance in the film, Zombie not only won the hearts of many but also established herself as one of the leading horror actresses. She has later acted in all horror films directed by her husband and several others.
Some of her notable credits include starring roles as Daisy Rain in Toolbox Murders (2004), a repression role as Baby Firefly in The Devil’s Rejects (2005), as Deborah Myers in Halloween (2007) and Halloween II (2009), as Eva in Grindhouse : Werewolf women of the SS (2007), as Heidi Hawthorne in The Rulers of Salem (2012) and as Charly in 31 (2016). On the small screen, Sheri Moon Zombie has made guest appearances on television series such as Calibration and CSI: Miami .
her husband and children
Sheri Moon Zombie’s significant other is musician and film director Robert Cummings, now known as Rob Zombie. The couple’s love journey dates back to 1993 when they first crossed paths at a Connecticut club. Interestingly, their story isn’t about love at first sight, as Rob had to work his way into Sheri’s heart. They soon formed a romantic connection and began living together.
Looking at the first few modern horrors, the zombies support each other personally and professionally, preferring to work together as a unit on most of Rob’s projects. Sheri and Rob, who have been together for over two decades, are going strong and showing no signs of discord anytime soon.
The zombies are not family oriented and have no children. In fact, Rob once stated that he doesn’t really like children and the couple’s feelings are obviously mutual. Given her repeated insistence on not wanting to start a family, many people doubted that would ever happen.
Facts about Rob Zombie’s wife
1. Robert Cummings legally changed his last name to “Zombie” in 1996. His wife followed suit that same year, initially changing her name to “Moon”. After marrying, she officially changed it to “Sheri Moon Zombie”.
2. It’s worth noting that the Scream Queen originally had no intention of pursuing her career as an actress. Her preferred interest was to become a voice actress for cartoons/animation. However, during her voice acting training, she met her future husband Rob, who was part of the White Zombie Band and later a solo artist. Sheri first worked with her husband as a choreographer and dancer in the band before they broke up.
3. In addition to being an actress, Sheri has also added a fashion designer and blogger to her resume. She has a clothing line (Total Skull) and runs a food blog dating back to October 2014. On her EAT ME Blog, Sheri shares some of her vegan recipes and challenges with fans.
4. Sheri Moon Zombie’s outstanding horror roles have earned her some prestigious recognition. She won Spike TV’s Scream Award for the iconic Baby Firefly in The Devil’s Rejects . Also in 2007, Sheri was crowned Scream Queen of the Modern Age by USA Today.
