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Where is chef Sicily Sewell now? Net Worth, Husband, Age, Height

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April 18, 2024

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Who is Sicily Sewell?

A former actress who turned out chef and entrepreneur, Sicily Sewell is still perhaps known best for her role as Spirit Jones in the series “One on One” which was broadcast from 2001 until 2006; when Sicily left the show in 2005, everyone wanted to know what happened. It seems that the producers of the series decided to move in a different direction for the next season, so she was let go.

If you want to find out more about the path that led the young actress into becoming a chef, keep on scrolling, and we will tell you the naked truth about her life and work.

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Early life and education

Sicily Sewell was born under the zodiac sign of Libra on 1 October 1985, in Pontiac, Michigan USA; she holds American nationality and her ethnicity is African-American.

Raised by her single mother Bernadine, alongside three older brothers, Sicily was an ordinary girl and hadn’t dreamed of becoming an actress, but when she dove into the entertainment industry aged eight, as she said, she fell in love with acting.

Speaking of her educational background, she attended a local high school, and upon matriculating in 2003, she didn’t go to college, but subsequently she continued her education when she decided to become a chef.

Acting career

Sicily made her acting debut in an episode of “Sesame Street” in 1993, and then was cast to play Young Aisha in the series “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers” from 1995 until 1996, a role she reprised in the 1996 TV movie “Power Rangers Zeo: Zeo Quest”, followed by her role as Chloe in the 1998 horror movie “Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror”. In the same year, Sicily portrayed Chantel in the romantic comedy-drama “How Stela Got Her Groove Back”, starring Whoopi Goldberg and Angela Bassett.

Sicily was next cast to play Diana in the TV mini-series “Mama Flora’s Family”, which was nominated for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Image Award for Outstanding Television Movie or Mini-Series.

In 2001, Sicily landed the role of Spirit in “One on One”, a comedy-drama series that followed the story of a sportscaster who had to take responsibility for raising his teenage daughter, Breanna, on his own; Sicily’s character was Breanna’s best friend. The series had eight award nominations, and won one.

It is an interesting fact that Sicilia tried her luck as a fashion designer, and most of the clothes she wore in the aforementioned show were made by her.

Concurrently, Sicily made an appearance as Teen Cece in an episode of the series “The Proud Family”, and after she left “One on One”, she was seen as Lisa Jones in “Fighting the Odds: The Marilyn Gambrell Story”. This biographical drama was based on the true story of Marilyn Gambrell, who was a former parole officer, and her colleague, and their efforts to set up a pioneering trial-based program at one of America’s high schools, to help children of imprisoned parents retrieve control of their lives, and not expect the same to happen to them.

Before she quit acting, Sicily made her last movie appearance as Chloe Spears in “Super Sweet 16: The Movie”, in 2007.

Restaurateur and chef

In one of her interviews, Sicily said that her family has a long tradition when it comes to skilled cookery, adding that she is much happier as a chef than she was while she worked as an actor. Sometime in 2005, while she was still acting in “One on One”, Sicily began cooking and baking, realizing that this was something she really enjoys.

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In 2010, she enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts, from which she graduated with honors, and concurrently, she was an intern at Los Angeles Times Test Kitchen.

Sicily and her mother opened a soul food restaurant, called Pinky and Red’s, settled in Berkley, California, and in 2019 Sicily became the chef of Colors, a high-profile 70-seat restaurant in New York City.

Her fans can follow her on her Instagram, where she posts her live cooking lessons, and shares her skills with an army of her followers, whose number has grown to over 35,000 followers.

Love life and husband

Sicily hasn’t been the subject of any affairs and controversies, both concerning her love life and her sexual orientation, and it’s widely known that in 2006 she revealed that she was a married woman.

Her husband is Christopher ‘Chris’ Johnson, an American drummer, although people often mistake him for a former National Football League (NFL) running back who has the same name. The two met in 2001, and soon afterwards began dating. Five years later, Chris proposed to Sicily, and they exchanged their wedding vows on 17 May 2006, in a private ceremony.

On 17 November 2007, Sicily gave birth to their first daughter, Madison Sierra Johnson, and their second daughter, Marlee Johnson, was born on 12 December 2011.

As of September 2022, although there were some rumors about them being divorced, the truth is that Sicily has neither confirmed nor denied these assumptions, however, judging by her social media accounts, it seems that Christopher is absent from her life.

She wrote in her bio on Twitter ‘Madison and Marlee’s Mum’ while her marital status is unknown, and one thing about her social media accounts is also confusing, since she goes by the name ‘Sicily Sierra’.

Age, height, and net worth

Sicily’s age is 36; she is someone who often changes the way she looks, and recently she dyed her brown hair pink. Speaking of her body measurements, Sicily weighs around 130lbs (58kgs) while she’s 4ft 11ins (1.49m) tall, with vital statistics of 37-26-38.

According to sources, the average salary in the USA for a Chef is around $20 per hour or around $4,500 per month. If you wondered about Sicily’s income, don’t forget that she worked as an actress, is a co-owner of a restaurant, and currently works as a chef in one of the prestigious New York City restaurants. As of September 2022, her net worth has been estimated at over $5 million.

Martha Clifford

As an Author at Net Worth Post, I guide a dedicated team in the art of revealing the stories behind the world's most influential personalities. Fueled by a relentless curiosity and a knack for uncovering hidden stories, I immerse myself in the intricacies of our subjects' lives, weaving together accurate data and compelling narratives. My involvement spans the entire editorial process, from the seed of research to the final flourish of publication, ensuring that every article not only educates but also captivates and motivates our audience. At Net Worth Post, we are committed to providing thorough investigations into the net worth and life achievements of innovators across diverse sectors such as technology, culture, and social entrepreneurship. My method merges meticulous research with eloquent storytelling, designed to bridge the gap between our readers and the remarkable individuals who redefine our tomorrow. Through spotlighting their journeys to success, the hurdles they've surmounted, and their contributions to society, we aim to give our readers a deep and inspiring insight into the luminaries who are paving the way for progress and ingenuity in the modern era.

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About Mark Wystrach: Twin Brother, Wife, Net Worth, Height, Age

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April 18, 2024

Martha Clifford

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Who is Mark Wystrach?

American actor and country music musician Mark Wystrach, was born in Sonoita, Arizona USA, on 17 December 1979, meaning that his zodiac sign Sagittarius. He’s had roles in nearly 20 movies and TV series, and is perhaps best known for playing Gary Paxton in the 2021 biographical romantic movie “The Eyes of Tammy Faye”, directed by Michael Showalter, and which starred Jessica Chastain, Andrew Garfield and Cherry Jones. It follows the life of Tammy Faye Bakker, and the movie won 23 of its 66 award nominations, including two Oscar wins for Best Achievement in Make-up and Hairstyling, and Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (Jessica Chastain).

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Education and early life

Mark, his twin brother Mike and their sister Alex Flanagan were raised in Sonoita by their parents, about whom only a little is known because Mark respects their privacy; it’s believed that their father was also a country singer, and that their mother was a housewife.

Mark fell in love with acting while attending Tucson’s Salpointe Catholic High School; he was a member of the school’s drama club, and was also interested in sports, as he played soccer and lacrosse for the school teams.

Mark matriculated in 1998, and then didn’t go on to college, but worked several jobs to financially support himself, prior to launching his acting career.

Roles in movies

Mark’s debut film role was his playing of Burley Construction Worker in the 2001 family comedy “The Retrievers”, directed by Paul Schneider, and which starred Robert Hays, Mel Harris and Alan Rachins. It follows Tom, Karen and their two children who’ve just moved to a small town in Northern California, and have adopted the pregnant golden retriever Pilot.

Mark’s following movie role came in 2006, when he was cast to play Phillips Minion in the romantic fantasy comedy “Just My Luck”, directed by Donald Petrie, and which starred Lindsay Lohan, Chris Pine and Samaire Armstrong. It tells the story of lucky woman Ashley from Manhattan, New York City, who’s just realized that she’s swapped her luck with a not-so-lucky man; the film was nominated for seven awards.

The same year, Mark could have been seen playing Sean in the fantasy drama “G. I. Jesus”, then Doug Anders in the 2009 short action thriller “The Honeysting”, and Mike in the 2011 drama “Exteriors”.

The year 2013 saw him play Clone in the science fiction action thriller “Scavengers”, written and directed by Travis Zariwny, and which starred Sean Patrick Flanery, Jeremy London and Louise Linton. It follows the crew of a spaceship, who’ve just learned of an alien technology that could destroy the entire universe.

Mark’s three most recent film roles have been in 2017, in the music video “Midland: Drinkin’ Problem” and drama “Johnny Christ”, and then in the 2020 action horror “Road to Red”.

Roles in TV series

Mark’s debut TV series role was his playing of Fox Crane in 143 episodes (2006 and 2007) of the drama “Passions”, which James E. Reilly created, and which starred Galen Gering, McKenzie Westmore and Lindsay Hartley. It follows the rich Crane family as they’re ruling the city of Harmony, the series aired from 1999 to 2008 and won 18 of its 108 award nominations.

Mark could then have been seen playing Patrick Austin in the 2007 episode “Guerillas in the Mist” of the action crime drama “CSI: Miami”, Kamen Rider Wrath in eight episodes of the action drama “Kame Rider: Dragon Knight”, and Tyler Crawford in the 2011 episode “Nerdy Little Secrets” of the romantic comedy drama “90210”.

He’s had only one other TV series role: he portrayed Model in the 2011 episode “A Hole in Her Niqab” of the popular crime comedy drama “Weeds”, which was created by Jenji Kohan, and starred Alexander Gould, Hunter Parrish and Mary-Louise Parker. It follows a woman whose husband’s died, and who’s now begun selling marijuana to financially support herself and her children; the series aired from 2005 to 2012, and won 17 of its 116 award nominations.

Other credits

Mark produced the 2021 documentary movie “Midland: The Sonic Ranch”.

He sung songs in a 2017 episode of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”, the 2020 documentary movie “Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets”, and the 2021 biographical romantic movie “The Eyes of Tammy Faye”.

Awards and nominations

Mark and his colleagues were nominated for two Grammy Awards in 2018, for Best Country Song (“Drinkin’ Problem”) and Best Country Duo/Group Performance.

Love life and wife

Mark’s more or less open when it comes to sharing details of his love life with his fans – he’s today married to American non-celebrity Ty Haney. The two met sometime in the mid-2010s, and although Ty prefers to stay away from media, it’s widely known that she’s an entrepreneur and animal rights activist. It was on 28 May 2019 that Mark proposed to Ty, and they married on 8 October of the same year, in a small and private ceremony attended by not more than 150 of their friends and family members.

On 21 November 2019, Ty gave birth to their daughter Sundance ‘Sunny’ Leon, and their son Champie Arizona followed on 5 December 2021.

Mark hasn’t mentioned the women whom he had perhaps dated prior to meeting Ty, to whom he’s married as of November 2022, and they have two children together.

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Interesting facts and hobbies

Mark’s the lead singer of the country band Midland; they were formed in 2014, and the other band members are Cameron Duddy on the bass guitar, and Jess Carson on the guitar. They’ve released two albums – “On the Rocks” and “Let It Roll” – and two extended plays, “Midland” and “The Last Resort”.

Mark’s quite popular on Instagram, and there are nearly 120,000 people following him on the social media network today, while he’s uploaded close to 3,000 pictures and videos, most of which feature him performing music, and spending time with his family.

He spends a lot of time at the gym, thus his muscular body.

Summer seems to be Mark’s favorite season, as he enjoys being close to the ocean, and yachting.

His favorite actors are Jack Nicholson and Tommy Lee Jones, and some of his favorite movies include “The Bucket List”, “The Pledge” and “About Schmidt”.

Height, eyes and wealth

Mark’s age is 42. He has light blue eyes and short brown hair, his weight is around 180lbs (82kgs) and he’s 6ft 2ins (1.88m) tall.

Mark’s net worth’s been estimated at over $1 million, as of November 2022.

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Robb Wells Net Worth, Weight Loss, Wife. What is he doing now?

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April 18, 2024

Martha Clifford

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Who is Robb Wells?

Canadian actor, screenwriter and comedian Robert Christopher ‘Robb’ Wells was born in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, on 20 March 1971, making his zodiac sign Pisces. He’s had roles in over 60 movies and TV series, and is perhaps best known for his portrayal of Ricky, one of the lead characters in the crime comedy series “Trailer Park Boys”, created by Mike Clattenburg, and which also starred John Paul Tremblay and Mike Smith. It follows three felons as they’re making a documentary about their lives in a trailer park, the series aired from 2001 to 2018 and won four of its 26 award nominations.

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Education and early life

Robb was raised in Moncton by his mother and father, about whom he hasn’t shared a lot because he’s respective of their privacy; it’s believed that his father worked for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police as a forensic expert, and that believed that Robb doesn’t have siblings, as he hasn’t spoken of having any. When Robb was eight, the family moved to Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

He was focused on his education while growing up, and only became interested in comedy when he was around 15 years old, and cast to appear in a play performed at his high school. Robb also enjoyed playing various sports during his teenage years, excelling in ice hockey.

He matriculated in 1989, and then enrolled at Saint Mary’s University, Nova Scotia, from which he graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in commerce in 1993; he then chose to pursue acting, rather than to launch a career in his field of study.

Roles in movies

Robb’s debut film appearance was in the 1995 short comedy “The Cart Boy”, and some of his following roles were in the 1998 short comedy drama “One Last Shot”, the 1999 comedy “Trailer Park Boys”, and the 2002 family drama “Virginia’s Run”.

The year 2004 saw him play Joe in the comedy “A Hole in One”, written and directed by Richard Ledes, and which starred Michelle Williams, Meat Loaf and Tim Guinee. It follows Anna whose brother has recently returned from World War II, and has now died in a hospital for the mentally damaged; the movie was nominated for a Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival.

Robb could then have been seen starring in the 2006 comedy “Trailer Park Boys: The Movie”, the 2008 comedy “Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys”, and the 2009 comedy “Trailer Park Boys: Countdown to Liquor Day”.

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He portrayed Logan in the popular 2011 action horror comedy “Hobo with a Shotgun”, directed by Jsaon Eisener, and in which Robb starred alongside Rutger Hauer and Pasha Ebrahimi. It follows a homeless vigilante as he’s hunting down corrupt police officers and pedophile Santas with his shotgun, and the movie won one of its five award nominations. Robb was then cast to appear in the 2012 horror thriller “Would You Rather”, the 2013 adventure comedy drama “Jackhammer”, and the 2014 romantic comedy “Relative Happiness”.

He starred as John Andrew in the 2017 short drama “Pearls”, and as Ricky in the 2017 short musical comedy “Bubbles and the Shitrockers – Feat. Alex Lifeson: Who’s Got Yer Belly”.

One of Robb’s most recent film roles has been his portrayal of John Andrew in the 2021 drama “Dawn, Her Dad & the Tractor”, written and directed by Shelly Thompson, and in which Robb starred alongside Maya V. Henry and Amy Groening. It follows a transgender woman who’s returned home following her mother’s death, and has seen her father and sister for the first time since her gender change.

Roles in TV series

Robb’s debut TV series role came in 2011, when cast to play various characters in the comedy “Drunk and on Drugs Happy Funtime Hour”; he starred in the series alongside John Paul Tremblay and Jay Baruchel, which follows three men who’ve ingested an hallucinogenic substance created by scientist Doctor Funtime.

Robb was then cast to play and voice characters in the animated action comedy “Archer” (voice role), the comedy “Fried on the Ferry”, and the comedy “Shows We Can’t Afford to Make Yet”.

Between 2015 and 2017, he portrayed the lead character Ricky in the comedy “Gettin’ Learnt with Ricky”, which also starred John Dunsworth and Patrick Roach, and follows Ricky who’s working at a tool shop, and is teaching his fans ‘awesome life hacks’.

Some of Robb’s most recent roles in TV series have been in 183 episodes of the comedy “Trailer Park Boys: Park After Dark” since 2019, 39 episodes of the comedy “Puppetry Fucketry Improv Hour” since 2020, and six episodes of the 2022 comedy “Swearnet Studios”,

Other credits

Robb has 18 writing, 20 producing and 11 directing credits; some of his most notable writing credits include the 2014 comedy “Swearnet: The Movie”, 64 episodes of the series “Trailer Park Boys” between 2014 and 2018, and 10 episodes of the 2021 series “Trailer Park Boys: Jail”.

Robb received special thanks for the 2017 crime movie “Black Cop”.

He was featured in the 2018 movie “Targa Newfoundland – The Documentary”, the 2020 documentary series “SwearNet: State of the Union”, and the 2021 short documentary film “Marguerite McNeil – Queen of Sunnyvale”.

Some of the talk-shows in which Robb’s made a guest appearance include “The Tom Green Interview”, “Real Fucking Reality Show” and “Mailbag”.

Awards and nominations

Robb’s won two of his 16 award nominations. He and his colleagues won a 2005 Gemini Award for Best Ensemble Performance in a Comedy Program or Series, for “Trailer Park Boys”, and he won a 2016 Canadian Comedy Award for Best TV Show, for “Trailer Park Boys” (shared with Mike Smith and John Paul Tremblay).

Love life and wife

Robb prefers to keep the details of his love life away from media, and hasn’t openly spoken about any women, or perhaps men whom he’s been with.

Many of Robb’s fans believe that he’s today a married man, and that he simply prefers to keep his other half away from the media’s attention; a couple of his fans have even claimed to have spotted him walking the streets of Los Angeles with his wife and their two children, but no evidence has been provided to support these claims.

So as of October 2022, Robb thus seems to be unattached, hasn’t married and doesn’t have children.

Interesting facts and hobbies

Robb’s followed by over 65,000 people on Instagram, even though he’s posted only three pictures onto the social media network; these feature him fishing and spending time with his friends.

Robb’s related to Stephen Harper, Canadian Prime Minister and Conservative Party Leader.

He’s a huge fan of Japanese culture, and enjoys watching animated movies created by Japanese Studio Ghibli; some of Robb’s favorites include “Pom Poko”, “My Neighbors the Yamadas” and “From Up on Poppy Hill”.

He loves animals, and his favorites are monkeys and donkeys.

Robb’s favorite actors are Daniel Day-Lewis and Dustin Hoffman, and some of his favorite films include “The Ballad of Jack and Rose”, “Phantom Thread” and “There Will Be Blood”.