"Crazy Dog Lady"
Self-proclaimed “crazy dog lady” Sheridan Smith shares her home with six beloved dogs: two Great Danes named Trevor and Dave, two Boston Terriers, Ronnie and Reggie, and two Chihuahuas, Bernard and Dumbo. Sheridan’s love for dogs dates back to her childhood, a time when her family’s financial constraints prevented them from owning a dog. However, this didn’t deter young Sheridan, who once attempted to convince her mother to keep a neighbor’s pet by removing its collar. In 2021, Sheridan embraced her dream role as the host of Pooch Perfect, a show dedicated to finding the nation’s top professional dog groomer. Over the years, Sheridan has experienced the joy of pet ownership alongside the heartache of losing one of her dogs under tragic circumstances in May 2019, marking both the highs and lows of her life as a devoted dog owner[1].
Sheridan Smith
Birthday
June 25, 1981 (43)
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Sheridan Smith is a British actress and singer renowned for her versatility across television, film, and stage. Her distinguished career is marked by several accolades, including two Laurence Olivier Awards for her performances in “Legally Blonde: The Musical” and “Flare Path,” and a British Academy Television Award for Best Actress for her role in “Mrs Biggs.”
Smith’s extensive acting portfolio encompasses a variety of roles that showcase her dynamic range. On television, she is known for her work in “Gavin & Stacey,” “The Royle Family,” and “Cilla,” where her portrayal of Cilla Black garnered critical acclaim. Her film credits include roles in “Quartet” (2012) and “The Huntsman: Winter’s War” (2016).
Throughout her career, Sheridan Smith has collaborated alongside directors such as Rupert Goold and Trevor Nunn, and co-starring with actors like Rupert Everett in “Hysteria,” and Aneurin Barnard in “Cilla.”
