Sheree J. Wilson, born on December 12, 1958, in Rochester, Minnesota, is an accomplished actress, producer, and model. Raised in a family that valued education, Sheree moved to Colorado during her childhood, where she spent much of her formative years.
She attended Fairview High School in Boulder and later graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder with a degree in fashion merchandising and business.
Sheree’s natural beauty and charisma led her to a career in modeling, which became the foundation for her later success in acting.
Modeling Career
Sheree Wilson’s modeling career began serendipitously when she was discovered during a fashion shoot in Denver. This chance encounter led to contracts with prestigious agencies in New York, where she quickly gained recognition in the competitive modeling industry.
During her modeling career, Sheree appeared in numerous high-profile campaigns for major brands, gracing the pages of magazines like Glamour and Mademoiselle. Her time in modeling not only showcased her striking looks but also helped her develop the confidence and poise that would serve her in her acting career.
Transition to Acting
In the early 1980s, Sheree Wilson decided to pursue acting, relocating to Los Angeles to chase her dreams. Her acting debut came in 1984 with the film Velvet. She gained critical attention for her role in Crimewave (1985), a cult comedy directed by Sam Raimi.
Sheree’s breakout role came in the hit television series Dallas (1986–1991), where she played April Stevens Ewing, a scheming yet lovable character. Her performance on Dallas made her a household name and earned her widespread acclaim.
Success with Walker, Texas Ranger
Sheree Wilson is perhaps best known for her role as Alex Cahill in the action-packed series Walker, Texas Ranger (1993–2001), starring opposite Chuck Norris. Her portrayal of the strong, compassionate assistant district attorney earned her a loyal fan base and cemented her status as a television icon.
The series not only showcased her acting talents but also her ability to balance intense action sequences with emotional depth. Sheree’s chemistry with Chuck Norris was a highlight of the show, contributing to its enduring popularity.
Other Ventures
Beyond her work in front of the camera, Sheree has also taken on roles as a producer and has participated in theater productions. Her work includes producing independent films and participating in projects that align with her personal values and interests.
Sheree has been active in charity work, supporting organizations that focus on children’s welfare, education, and health. Her philanthropic endeavors reflect her dedication to giving back to the community.
Personal Life
Sheree Wilson has maintained a relatively private personal life. She married Paul DeRobbio, and the couple has two sons. Sheree often speaks about the importance of family and has credited her role as a mother as one of her greatest achievements.
Despite her success, Sheree has remained grounded, frequently expressing gratitude for the opportunities she has had and the support of her fans.
