Susie Feldman

About Susie Feldman

Born Susannah Sprague on June 7, 1982, in San Bernardino, California, Suzi Feldman is recognized for her time as a Playboy model and for her role in the reality series "The Two Coreys," which chronicled her life with her former husband, actor Corey Feldman. Her introduction to Feldman occurred at Las Palmas in Hollywood during her 19th birthday celebration. Feldman proposed on Valentine's Day in 2002. As their relationship progressed, Suzi adopted a vegetarian diet, influenced by Feldman's own dietary choices, and later moved towards veganism. When Feldman was engaged in filming "The Surreal Life" on VH1, show producers requested the couple reschedule their wedding to coincide with the program's finale. They agreed, and their union was broadcast on October 30, 2002, with officiants including Rabbi David Baron and MC Hammer. Suzi had long expressed admiration for Feldman since childhood, believing they were destined to marry. Following an extended honeymoon in Bora Bora, she became actively involved in his environmental and animal advocacy efforts, supporting organizations such as PETA, Farm Sanctuary, and Last Chance for Animals. On August 7, 2004, they welcomed their son, Zen Scott Feldman, who experienced his initial six weeks in neonatal intensive care. Suzi later appeared in Moby's music video for "We Are All Made Of Stars." Her acting credits include appearances alongside her husband in the television program "Big Wolf on Campus" and the films "Terror Inside" and "Lucky Fritz." The couple also received The Best Duo Award at the Fox Reality Awards, where Suzi also presented an award. She further participated in the A&E Network reality show "The Two Coreys." Suzi was featured nude in the August 2008 edition of Playboy. On October 22, 2009, she filed for divorce, requesting sole custody of their son. In 2012, she was featured in a commercial promoting the book "Da Vinci's Clock." The divorce from Feldman was finalized on August 29, 2014, five years after her initial filing. In 2014, Suzi became engaged to Andy Lerma, an art director at Lionsgate, and they married on New Year's Eve of that year. Suzi currently resides in Los Angeles with her son, Zen. In 2016, she took on her first leading role, portraying Cleopatra in the film "Midnight Massacre."