Patrick Stewart

Patrick Stewart is known as an English actor. He is most famous for his roles in the Star Trek and X-Men franchises.

Background and Age

Sir Patrick Stewart was born on 13 July 1940 in Mirfield, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England. His folks were Gladys, a weaver and material specialist, and Alfred Stewart, a regimental sergeant major in the British Army. He was the third child in a group of five. His two siblings are Geoffrey and Trevor. Patrick's adolescence was set apart by abusive behavior at home with his father, a childhood that would frame the reason for his political and ideological convictions.

Married, Wife and Kids

Sir Patrick Stewart has been married thrice. He married his first spouse, Sheila Falconer, the mother of his two children in 1966. His two children are Daniel and Sophia. Daniel took after his father and he acts in TV. He appeared close by his father as his child in the 1992 Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, The Inner Light and in the 1993 TV film Death Train. The romantic association finished in separation following 24 years in 1990.

His second endeavor at marriage was to producer Wendy Neuss. That relationship endured from August 2000 to 2003. Sir Patrick didn't give up on marriage even though his first two attempts failed. His decision to marry a third time was an amazement to numerous fans as his present spouse is 38 years younger than him and could even be confused with his daughter. He is currently married to Sunny Ozell, an American singer and songwriter born December 23, 1978. Sir Patrick Stewart met Sunny in 2008 in NYC while she was a server at Franny's. He was in New York around then for a Brooklyn Academy of Music production of Macbeth.

His close friend and actor, Sir Ian McKellen administered their marriage in 2013. The decision to have his companion direct their wedding was Sunny's idea.

Career and Net Worth

Sir Patrick Stewart has come to be adored by numerous fans around the world. The veteran actor is best referred to for his roles as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the Star Trek: The Next Generation TV show and films and as Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men film series.

In July 2019, Star Trek fans around the world over were interested how Picard would develop the new Star Trek show. At Comic-Con 2019, a trailer was provided to give fans a look at the new Patrick Stewart led property. One of the biggest pieces of news to come out from the convention was that Jeri Ryan will repeat her Star Trek: Voyager role as Seven of Nine/Annika Hansen. The trailer also featured Brent Spiner slathering on the gold make-up yet again to play the Data character he's been playing since Star Trek: The Next Generation started in 1987.