Shannon Tweed, a renowned Canadian actress, model, and television personality, was born in the picturesque city of St. John's, located in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
Her illustrious career began when she was crowned Miss November 1981 by the iconic Playboy magazine, a prestigious honor that catapulted her to stardom.
In 1982, Shannon transitioned to the world of film, making her debut in the same year, and also appeared in the popular soap opera Falcon Crest, which premiered in 1981.
Later that year, she was bestowed the esteemed title of Playmate of the Year, a testament to her enduring charm and captivating beauty.
Notably, Shannon was briefly linked to the enigmatic founder of Playboy magazine, Hugh Hefner, before embarking on a long-term relationship with the renowned musician and KISS member, Gene Simmons, in 1983.
The couple's enduring romance culminated in their marriage in 2011, solidifying their commitment to one another.
Throughout her illustrious career, Shannon has become synonymous with "B" movies, featuring prominently in numerous low-budget erotic thrillers and adventure films.
Moreover, Shannon and Gene Simmons are proud parents of two children, a son named Nicolas, born in 1989, and a daughter named Sophie, born in 1992.
