Samara Weaving sister Morgan Weaving is a student at the University of Melbourne. Morgan Weaving is a social psych PhD student.
This Australian actress was born on February 23, 1992, in Adelaide, Australia. The beautiful performer is now 31 years old.
She and her sibling Morgan were born to her English father Simon Weaving and her Maltese mother Helena Bezzina.
Though born in Australia, she spent her childhood going to different parts of South East Asian countries such as Indonesia, Singapore and Fiji.
Though she went to different schools during her childhood, she graduated from the Canberra Girls Grammar School in 2005.
After her studies, she got her first major role in the Australian-UK BBC soap opera called Out of the Blue in 2008 as Kirsten Mulroney.
Though the series only ran for a single season, this worked in her favor and provided her with much exposure that needs for her acting career.
Morgan Weaving Is Into Academics
Samara Weaving sister Morgan Weaving is a PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne. Morgan is the younger sibling of Samara.
The younger sister of the actress Samara, Morgan is very studious. She has inherited her parent’s learning abilities and has used those abilities to her full capability.
The youngest daughter of the Weaving family was born on July 27, 1994, two years after her big sibling. Like her sister Morgan had also attended Canberra Girls Grammer School in her younger days.
After completing high school, she joined the University of Sydney where she studied Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.
Along with that, she also completed another major in Philosophy in 2017. Due to her excellent thesis and results, she was awarded the University Medal and Dick Thompson prize in social psychology.
But similar to her sister, Morgan also worked in television series. She played the role of Lottie Ryan in Home and Away in 2012, where she played for 28 episodes, and as Lori Knight in Puberty Blues in 2014.
After that, she has not continued with her acting journey. Rather she started to work on her subject matter by working as a Triage Officer in Sydney Clinical Psychology.
Consequently, she began to work at The Inner West Pain Center as a Research Coordinator, Newgate Research as a Research Assistant and Australian Catholic University as a Research Project Coordinator.
Then Morgan was called to the University of Melbourne as a Research Assistant for Cordelia Fine, and now she is one of the candidates for her Ph.D.
The Australian Actress Was Born To Academic Parents
Samara Weaving parents are Simon Weaving and Helena Bezzina. Her father and mother both work as University level professors.
Father Simon Weaving
Samara Weaving father Simon Weaving comes from English guradians who used to reside in the United Kingdom.
His father was Wallace Weaving, a seismologist, and his mother was Anne Lennard, a tour guide and former teacher.
He also has a brother Huga Wallace Weaving who is also a professional actor and a sister Anna Weaving who is a renowned entertainer, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist.
Currently, Simon is working as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Newcastle and as Filmmaker, writer and academic.
But before that, he was the director of the Canberra International Film Festival and Founder and Co-curator of the Stronger Than Fiction Documentary Film Festival.
Mother Helena Bezzina
Samara Weaving mother Helena Bezzina is the Sessional Lecturer at the University of Newcastle and is the Art Therapist at Still Life Art Therapy.
Helena comes from the country of Malta, where she completed her high school studies. Later she moved to Australia where she continued her studies at the University of New South Wales.
There she studied Bachelor of Art Education in Museum and Gallery Access and Learning. After that, she pursued Ph.D. in Philosophy in Museology and Museum Studies. She also studied Master of Art Therapy at Western Sydney University.
Before her Art Therapist work, she was an Education Officer for the National Museum of Australia. Afterward, she moved to National Portrait Gallery where she worked as a Manager of Public Programs.
Helena got married to Simon on January 20, 1990, in Sydney. Since then the couple has been spending happily married life. The couple has been happily married for 33 years.
Samara Is Married To Producer Husband Jimmy Warden
Samara Weaving husband Jimmy Warden is a well-known producer. The actress met Jimmy on the set of The Babysitter.
Jimmy is an upcoming script writer who has written scripts for movies such as The Babysitter: Killer Queen and Cocaine Bear. Not only that, but he has also worked on the movie The Babysitter himself on the movie.
Other than that, he is working on the movie Borderline where he is both the writer and director for the movie.
Though he uses as much as his social media, he is very private about his family and his private life.
He came more into the spotlight when he was known to be in a relationship with the Australian actress Samara Weaving.
This fuss became even increased when it was known that the couple had already been married.
Jimmy and Samara Relationship Timeline
The couple met each other on the set of The Babysitter in 2015. Before that, they were not known to each other.
After their meeting on the movie set, the pair got their fling going.
Only in early 2016, the director had begun to share his photos with his new fling on his Instagram officiating their dating among many fans and the public. Afterward, he began to post photos of him together with the actress.
His next photo of him being kissed on the cheek by the actress at a certain bar.
On November 23, 2018, posted on his Instagram, the writer posted a photo of him with the actress and his sister in Chicago writing, “Thankful for my weird girlfriend and Aleks.”
Later both of them adopted a dog, which was named Muriel. The writer also posted a photo of him along with Samara making a weird face and Muriel writing “My wife and Sam” on his Instagram.
It was later confirmed with The Herald Sun, an Australian newspaper that the actress had already exchanged vows with Jimmy and was done completely under low exposure to media.