American actress and comedian Wendi Mclendon Covey was born in California. She has pursued a BA in Liberal Studies/creative writing from California State University Long Beach. She was working at a hotel in Anaheim and attended classes for non-actors within the Groundings.
When McLendon-Covey was a member of The Groundlings, she played Clementine Johnson in the Comedy Central Reno impromptu series 911! Also, she played a small role in Bewitched and Over Her Dead Body, a short-lived comedy series.
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Later on, she became a member of a comedy troupe named The Groundings during 2002-2009. She has become very famous for her two unscripted shows, Reno 911 and Love spring International. For a comedic role during a BC series, she has been awarded Choice Television Award for Best Actress during a Comedy Series.
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All about the Body Status of the Actress
Here are the body measurements of this beautiful actress:
Weight: 128 pounds or (58 kg)
Height: 5 Feet and 8 Inches or (172 cm)
Bra Size: 34
Shoe Size: 8.5 US
Body Measurements: 37-26-37 inches (94-66-94 cm)
Further critical details of the actress:
Sex: Female
Date of Birth: 10th October 1969
Age: 50 Years
Nationality: American
Eye color: Green
Hair color: Blonde
Horoscope: Libra
Spouse/Boyfriend: Greg Covey (m. 1996)
FAQs
Does Wendi McLendon have children?
Even though McLendon-Covey does not have her own children, she says of Beverly's way of raising them, "I wouldn't change at all. I would be just as annoying because, well, it's all about love." But that doesn't mean that her time on The Goldbergs as the best mom has changed her in real life.
How many kitties does Wendi McLendon-Covey have?
Three of the six cats I have are Siamese. One of my Siamese boys has learned how to open drawers, pull things out, and throw them on the floor.
Does Wendi McLendon-Covey have any sisters?
Shelley McLendon and Wendi are sisters who are both funny. Funny siblings like Amy and David Sedaris or Eddie and Charlie Murphy are not unusual, but being funny isn't in the genes, is it?
