Kirk Aanes, a screenwriter, is mostly known for being the ex-husband of Ming-Na Wen. Wen was the champion of the World Poker Tour’s Hollywood Home Game in 2004. She next starred as Rachel Lu, the protagonist character, in the NBC drama series “Inconceivable” in the fall of 2005.
The series, however, was canceled after only two episodes. She later portrayed an FBI agent in the Fox kidnap drama series “Vanished,” which premiered in the fall of 2006 but was canceled as well. Wen has also appeared as a college lecturer in the comedy series “George Lopez.”
Wen starred in a four-episode arc of CBS’s “Two and a Half Men” in 2007 playing a judge who falls for Charlie Sheen’s love interest. In 2008, she also appeared as a guest star on two ABC shows, “Private Practice” and “Boston Legal.”
In December 2008, Wen appeared in a fundraiser production of the musical “Grease” with “Stuttering” John Melendez at the Class Act Theatre.
From October 2009 until May 2011, Wen played political attaché Camile Wray on the TV show “Stargate Universe.” She also hosted the 1990s segment of the short documentary “Disney Through the Decades,” which delved into the history of The Walt Disney Company.
Wen first appeared on the Syfy series “Eureka” in 2011, as the curious US Senator Michaela Wen. She later rose to prominence as a prominent antagonist in the show’s fifth and final season, which aired in 2012.
Kirk Aanes: Who is Ming-Na Wen’s ex-husband?
Kirk Aanes was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on August 5, 1964. He was a writer best known for his works Loving (1983), The City (1995), and Love Thy Neighbor (2005). Previously, he was wed to Ming-Na Wen. He passed away in Fort Myers, Florida, USA, on January 11, 2014.