Maggie Siff husband Paul Ratliff is a licensed marriage and family therapist at Erika Malm Collective. Maggie and Paul got married in 2012.
American actress Siff is perhaps best known for portraying Dr. Tara Knowles on the FX crime drama series Sons of Anarchy, which earned her nominations for the Critics’ Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.
Her other notable television roles include psychiatrist Wendy Rhoades on the Showtime drama series Billions, created by Brian Koppelman, and department store heiress Rachel Menken Katz on Matthew Weiner’s period drama Mad Men.
Siff’s film credits include portraying Rabbi Zimmerman in Leave of Grass (2010) and Sam Bennet in Concussion (2013). She also starred as Anna in the indie film A Woman, a Part in 2016 and had a minor role in One Percent More Humid (2017).
Some of her early appearances include her role as an Alcoholics speaker in an episode of Rescue Me in Season 2. In addition, the actress serves as the television spokesperson for the financial advisory company Betterment.
Maggie and Paul Married Life
Maggie Siff husband Paul Ratliff is a psychologist and a mental health practitioner. Paul has been working at Erika Malm Collective since January 2020.
Ratliff and Siff are seemingly happy in their married life as the pair have remained together since tying the knot in 2012, after courting each other via email. On their first anniversary, the psychologist had the correspondence printed, bound, and gifted to his wife.
Talking about Paul’s professional life, he has worked in product and experience design, creating and executing ethnographic research for around two decades. Interestingly, he dabbled in the film industry before entering the world of psychotherapy.
He specializes in the innovation of research methods, design ideation programs, and collaborative analysis.
As a psychotherapist based in New York, he has now started exploring innovation and understanding how all forms of design support and impact mental health. In 2015, he also gave a presentation at EPIC for Collateral Revelation.
According to his LinkedIn bio, he studied at Wesleyan University and obtained his Bachelor of Fine Arts (1984-1988). In 2015, he attended Pacifica Graduate Institute and completed his Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology in 2018.
Ratliff’s work experience includes serving as an Understander in E-lab from September 1995 to December 1997. He then joined Sapient as a Senior Manager in user experience research and worked until June 2002.
Next, he began his profession as a design strategist and innovation consultant. Currently, he has been working with Erika Malm Collective as Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist since January 2020.
Maggie Has A Look-Alike Daughter
Maggie and Paul are the proud parents of their 8-year-old daughter Lucy Ratliff. Leave of Grass star gave birth to the little bundle of joy in 2014.
While the actress’s Twitter account has since been taken down, Siff initially shared the big news on the social media site. The brunette beauty expressed how excited she was to see her husband become a loving dad.
She told to US Magazine, “He’s going to be a great dad, I know he is. He is very very sweet and fun so he plays a lot of games and he’ll just make the baby laugh a lot.” She further praised her partner for being better-natured than her.
Soon after she gave birth to their first child, she was called for the Billions audition. Reportedly the producers had screened over 100 actresses before finally giving the role to the queen of toxic masculinity.
Maggie was born to a Russian Jewish father and an Irish-Swedish mother. She has stated that she feels “culturally Jewish” because of how and where she was raised. Nevertheless, she is proud of her roots and respects her heritage.
She studied at The Bronx High School of Science and Bryn Mawr College and graduated in 1996. She then attended New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and completed an M.F.A. in acting.
Upon completing her studies, she worked extensively in regional theatre before landing in television. In 1998, Siff won a 1998 Barrymore Award for Excellence following her work in Henrik Ibsen’s Ghosts at Lantern Theatre Company.