What if the quirky middle child from "The Middle" wasn't just a character, but a launching pad for a multifaceted career? Eden Sher, the actress who brought Sue Heck to life, has proven that there's much more to her than meets the eye.

From the relentlessly optimistic Sue Heck in the hit sitcom "The Middle" to the voice of the adventurous Star Butterfly in "Star vs. The Forces of Evil," Eden Sher has carved a unique and impressive path through the entertainment industry. But her journey extends far beyond these iconic roles, encompassing writing, comedy, and a life that continues to unfold with exciting new chapters. Let's delve into the world of Eden Sher, exploring her origins, her rise to fame, and what she's been up to since the Heck family's saga concluded.

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Full Name	Eden Rebecca Sher
Date of Birth	December 26, 1991
Place of Birth	Los Angeles, California, USA
Nationality	American
Occupation	Actress, Comedian, Voice Actress, Writer
Known For	Sue Heck in "The Middle" Star Butterfly in "Star vs. The Forces of Evil"
Awards & Recognition	Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series (2013)
Early Life	Began acting at age 8, participating in school plays and local theater. Raised in Los Angeles.
Education	Information not readily available.
Career Highlights	"The Middle" (2009-2018): Played Sue Heck, a role that catapulted her to fame. "Star vs. The Forces of Evil" (2015-2019): Provided the voice for the lead character, Star Butterfly. "I Was on a Sitcom" - A show that showcases her comedic talents. Appeared in the short film "Stuck" (2001) early in her career.
Personal Life	Married to Nick Cron-De Vico.
Spinoffs/Upcoming Projects	The unaired spinoff pilot "Sue Sue in the City"
Hobbies	Information not readily available.
Reference	IMDB

Eden Sher's path to the spotlight began in Los Angeles, where she was born and raised. She started honing her acting skills early, participating in school plays and local theater productions from the tender age of eight. This early exposure to the performing arts set the stage for her future endeavors. Prior to her breakthrough role, she also made an appearance in the short film "Stuck" in 2001.

The year 2009 marked a pivotal moment in Sher's career. She landed the role of Sue Heck in the ABC family comedy "The Middle." The show, which centered around the everyday life of a middle-class family in Indiana, quickly resonated with audiences. Sher's portrayal of the endearingly awkward and perpetually optimistic Sue became a fan favorite, and she earned widespread acclaim for her comedic timing and genuine portrayal of a teenager navigating the ups and downs of adolescence. The series, which also starred Patricia Heaton, Neil Flynn, Charlie McDermott, and Atticus Shaffer, ran for nine seasons and cemented Sher's place in the entertainment industry.

Sher's performance in "The Middle" was not only beloved by viewers but also recognized by critics. In 2013, she won the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her work on the show. This accolade underscored her talent and further established her as a rising star in Hollywood.

Simultaneously, Sher expanded her repertoire by venturing into voice acting. In 2012, she secured her first major voice role as Star Butterfly in the Disney XD animated series "Star vs. The Forces of Evil." This fantasy dramedy, which followed the adventures of a teenage princess from another dimension, allowed Sher to showcase her versatility as an actress. Her voice work was praised for its energy, humor, and emotional depth, adding another layer to her already impressive skillset.

Following the success of "The Middle," Sher continued to pursue her passion for acting, writing, and comedy. While a spinoff of "The Middle" centered on Sue in the city was filmed, it unfortunately never made it to air. Shers career has been ongoing since the finale of The Middle in 2018, and is a testament to her versatility.

The actress has also continued to find work in television. She appeared in a recurring role in the critically acclaimed series "Jane the Virgin," showcasing her ability to adapt to diverse genres. In addition to her on-screen work, Sher has also demonstrated a talent for writing and comedy. She is a known comedian and performer.

Eden's maternal grandfather was Benjamin M. Levine. Morris was born in Russia, while Ida was born in New York. She has always been a working actress with multiple credits to her name.

Sher's work includes the shows "Weeds" and the "Middleman". She was born on December 26, 1991. Sher has found herself busy with her roles after the Middle. Her career started when she was 8 when she participated in the school plays.

Beyond her professional achievements, Sher's personal life has also been a source of joy. She is married to Nick Cron-De Vico. Sher has won a Critics' Choice Television Award and a Screen Actors Guild Award.

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