Sissy Sheridan (born June 15, 2004) is an actress and singer resides out of Los Angeles, California. ^[20]

Sissy Sheridan began acting at 6 years old when her mom enrolled her in a musical theater camp. She explained how Sissy Sheridan began acting in an interview with Hanan Daqqa of The Fairfax County Times. ^[9]

Sheridan would have attended Langley High School however due to her schedule and travel for acting roles she instead decided to attend Laurel Springs School, an online school. ^[9]

Sissy Sheridan is a stage and television actress who landed a regular role in Netflix's Maniac as Asia. She joined the cast of the hit web-series Chicken Girls in the role of Angie and has hosted the Nickelodeon web-series DIY with Me.^[1]

Sheridan made her New York theater debut in the 2017 off-Broadway production of Annie Warbucks. She made her debut as an Actor’s Equity Association actress in the Olney Theatre Center production of Annie in 2017.^[1] Her second equity musical was "Billy Elliot".^[9]

Sheridan started her singing career with by singing a cover of Hailee Steinfeld’s "Most Girls" which has received more than 146,000 views as of December 2019.^[7]

In an interview to CelebSecrets, Sheridan said:

Following "Most Girls," Sheridan releases an original song titled "Who me?"^[7] In an interview to CelebSecrets, Sheridan said:

As of December 2019, Sheridan has over 89,000 followers on her itssissysheridan Instagram account. She mainly posts photos with friends and selfies. She is also popular on Tiktok having over 229,000 followers on the platform.^[13][14] When you think of your BIG goal, sometimes you start feeling overwhelmed.^[21] Why? Because big goals don’t get achieved right away. Instead, you need to create mini goals to help excite you along the way. This way you can be more goal-orientated and build a habit of being more effective.

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Sissy Sheridan was born in Washington, D.C.. She has an older brother named Julian. She grew up with three dogs.^[1]

She trained as a dancer in tap, ballet and jazz.^[1]

Sheridan is very religious.

When asked why she has had so many great acting opportunities, Sheridan explained that the opportunities she's received in her career have been given to her by God.

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On June 28, 2020, Sheridan shared a video to her popular TikTok channel in which she's crying and distressed. She said that an employee at Icing by Claire's pierced a mask she was wearing to her ear. She got her ears pierced at an Icing by Claire's store in Sterling, Virginia, near where she lives. Sissy and her mother, Leisa, provided several videos and photos showing the strap of her mask still lodged in the back of her ear - even after they tried to cut around it. They said they provided the same images to the district manager and asked for a full refund but were told they would have to remove the earring and return it to the store in order to receive a refund.^[18][19]

Sissy told Buzzfeed News she was nervous and excited to get a third earring on each ear when she went into the store with her mother and a close friend over the weekend. She wore two masks to be extra cautious. "I’m wearing two masks because one covered more than the other. The blue one didn’t cover as much, and I knew the woman [doing the piercing] would be pretty close to me," she said. "She does the first one, which is the right ear, and that was the one [she got] the mask stuck in," she said. "I had no idea. I’m just sitting in the chair. I didn’t feel anything. There was no sign the mask had been punctured in the ear." Sissy said she was "already kind of worked up" because she didn't like the placing of the piercing. So when they got into their car to go home, she was distraught when she realized her blue mask might have been pierced into her right ear.^[18][19]

"[My mask] won't come off, so I thought it might have gotten stuck behind my ear or hair.

I was like, mom, can you help me get it off?

She’s trying to get it out.

I’m like, oh my god, did she pierce the mask in my ear?" "She’s trying to keep me calm.

Now I’m hysterically sobbing," said Sissy.

She added that her right ear was in a lot of pain at this point.

Thinking "this is crazy" and "what a COVID-19 horror story," she decided to share what happened on TikTok, where she has nearly 3 million followers.^[18][19]

She and her mom want Icing to issue them a full refund for the $73 piercing, but the store manager won't issue it unless they return the earring.

Carmen Sandy, the manager of the store where the mishap took place, confirmed to BuzzFeed News that she spoke with Sissy and Leisa and reiterated the company policy.

Sandy said they do not reuse earrings and that they must "damage" the used earring in order to refund customers.^[18][19]

Sissy does not want the Icing employee who did her piercing to get in trouble.

"I don’t want anything happening to her; this was a freak accident," she said.^[18][19]