Ever wondered what happened to that relentlessly optimistic, endearingly awkward girl from ABC's "The Middle?" Eden Sher, the actress who embodied Sue Heck, hasn't vanished from the entertainment scene; in fact, she's been incredibly busy carving out a multifaceted career that extends far beyond the cornfields of Orson, Indiana.

While many remember her vividly as Sue Heck, the perpetually hopeful middle child in the hit series "The Middle" (2009-2018), Eden Sher's journey in the entertainment world began long before and continues to evolve in exciting new directions. She is more than just Sue Heck; she's a multifaceted actress, a talented voice artist, a writer, and a comedian, constantly pushing her creative boundaries. From guest appearances on popular TV shows in the early 2000s to lending her voice to the animated character Star Butterfly in Disney XD's "Star vs. The Forces of Evil" (2012), Sher has consistently demonstrated her versatility and dedication to her craft. Her performance as Sue Heck was particularly lauded, earning her a Critics' Choice Television Award in 2013 for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. Beyond the screen, Eden Sher has embraced writing and stage performance, showcasing her comedic timing and personal experiences. She's a true testament to the idea that success in Hollywood requires not only talent but also relentless hard work and a willingness to explore new avenues.

Eden Sher: Bio, Career & Personal Life
Full Name	Eden Rebecca Sher
Date of Birth	December 26, 1991
Birthplace	Los Angeles, California, USA
Nationality	American
Occupation	Actress, Comedian, Voice Actress, Writer
Years Active	Early 2000s Present
Known For	Sue Heck in "The Middle" (2009-2018), Voice of Star Butterfly in "Star vs. The Forces of Evil" (2012-2019)
Early Career	Guest roles in various TV shows in the early 2000s; school plays and local theater from age 8.
Breakthrough Role	Sue Heck in ABC's "The Middle" (2009)
Voice Acting	Star Butterfly in Disney XD's "Star vs. The Forces of Evil" (2012)
Awards	Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series (2013) for "The Middle"
Other Notable Roles	Recurring role on "Jane the Virgin", various guest appearances on TV shows
Recent Projects	"I Was on a Sitcom" (stage show), Edinburgh Fringe performance, writing projects
Personal Life	Raised in Los Angeles, California. Married to Nick Cron-DeVico.
Family History	Maternal Grandfather: Benjamin M. Levine. Great-Grandparents: Morris Levine (born in Rusia) and Ida Levy (born in New York).
Reference: Eden Sher on IMDb