Connie Stevens

Connie Stevens is a multi-talented American screenwriter, director, producer and actress. 

Early Accomplishments

Connie’s acting career was officially launched in 1957, through the movie Young and Dangerous. The following year, she ventured into television acting through The Bob Cummings Show.

Best Known For

Connie has attained the most recognition of her career through the television series, Hawaiian Eye. Her single Sixteen Reasons was among the top 5 singles in the US. 

Sexual Orientation

Connie is straight. In the early 60's, Connie was married to the actor James Stacy for 3 years. A year after her divorce in 1966, she gave marriage another try and tied the knot with the singer Eddie Fisher but their union fell apart within 2 years. 

Family

Connie had a brother who was a drummer, Charles Stevens. The late actor John Megna was her half-brother. Connie has 2 daughters who walked in her career path, Tricia and Joely Fisher. 

Religious Belief

When Connie was a child, she was exposed to Christianity under the Catholic denomination from her high school, which was a Catholic boarding school. However, it is unknown if Connie stuck to her Catholic training or became associated with a different religion.  

Worth To Know

The name Connie was derived from her first name, Concetta. Her other names are Rosalie and Ann.
Aside from the entertainment industry, Connie founded her own cosmetic company, Forever Spring, which became a great success.
In 1987, during the Welcome Back To Brooklyn Festival, Connie received the Queen of Brooklyn title.
When she was 15-16 years old she weighted 162 pounds (72 kg).