The couple lives in New York and do not have any children. Stewart does have two children, Daniel and Sophia, from his first marriage to Shelia Falconer. Their marriage lasted from to In , Stewart married producer Wendy Neuss, but their marriage ended in You can follow Sunny Ozell on Twitter at sunnyozell. In an interview with Songwriting Magazine , Ozell said she started vocal training when she was only 11 years old.
She had an opera coach at age 13 and started playing violin when she was four years old. She continued her passion for music while in college in Boulder, Colorado, singing in blues bands in her free time. She later moved to New York and began to find her voice in clubs there. But in terms of really wonderful chord changes or more structural elements, I have good enough taste to know that other people do it better. Ozell is also on Instagram. And it was all about the food, ultimately.
And the wine list. And it was just a really special place. Ozell said she worked there for four years. In , the restaurant moved and it is now located at Flatbrush Avenue in Brooklyn. Stewart initially hoped to keep that news a secret, but McKellen spoiled it during an appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show. He may live to regret it! The couple in January In a Female First interview , Ozell said she can never get used to being in the spotlight.
During an appearance on The Graham Norton Show in February , Stewart revealed that he had argument with Ozell about whether or not he was circumcised. He was convinced that he was, but Ozell knew otherwise. All my life my mother has told me it was fashionable at the time.
He later went to his doctor, who confirmed that Stewart was definitely not circumcised. English actor Patrick Stewart and his wife Sunny Ozell pose on the red carpet for the premiere of the film "Logan" in competition at the 67th Berlinale film festival in Berlin on February 17, Star Trek. Getty In a Female First interview , Ozell said she can never get used to being in the spotlight. Notify of. Follow this thread.
