English Comedian Vic Reeves is married to his wife Nancy Sorrell, whom he wed on January 2003.

Sorrell, born July 13, 1974, is an English model, actress, and television presenter. She was born in Essex, England, and grew up in Chigwell.

She began her career as a lap and pole dancer. Eventually, she started modeling for high street brands like Next, M&S, Next, and Ann Summers.

Sorrell was also briefly the face of Pampers, the baby and toddler products brand.

Her marriage with Vic Reeves caused a small stir in British media as the press had a field day with her past. Many outlets were commenting on her past more than the marriage they were seemingly supposed to be commenting on.

Sorrell's prominence in the public eye would only grow a year after their marriage, and she would appear in the 2004 series "'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!"

The show's premise is that several celebrities live together in a jungle environment for some weeks, and the last person left is crowned King or Queen of the Jungle.

Reeves' later joined Sorrell in the Jungle, an occasion which was their first consensual outing in front of the public.

In June of the same year, she would see her performing a rendition of the Artur Hamilton song Cry Me a River live with the rock star and guitarist Jeff Beck at the Royal Albert Hall.

This collaboration resulted from her collaborating with the rock star for his solo album "Jeff" the previous year. Sorrell had provided vocals on several tracks.

Sorrell started her acting career as Greta in the 2003 film "Love Actually."

Her presenting career began when she presented "Trust Me - I'm a Holiday Rep" on Channel 5 with English television presenter Toby Anstis.

She continued her presenting career by appearing on a special celebrity edition of Channel 4's Come Dine with Me with various celebrities like Caprice, Jimmy Osmond, and Nicky Clarke.

Sorrell has also appeared as a guest with her husband in various shows like BBC's Hole in the Wall and Celebrity Antiques Road Trip.

More About Vic Reeve's Family

English Comedian Vic Reeves is happily married to Nancy Sorrell, and they have twin girls together.

His twin girls, Elizabeth and Nancy Moir were born in May 2006.

Before his current marriage to Nancy Sorrell, Reeves was married once before. He was married to Sarah Vincent from 1990 to 1999.

Reeves had two children with Vincent, too, and they are daughter Alice and son Louis. Not much is known about Reeves' marriage to Vincent.

By all accounts, Reeves' is a wonderful father, and his wife is not only a wonderful mother to her twins but also a stepmother to her husband's two children from his previous marriage.

English Comedian Vic Reeves' real name is James Roderick Moir; he chose the name Vic Reeves from two of his favorite singers.

The name Vic Reeves came from American singers Vic Damone and Jim Reeves.

Moir was born in Leeds, England, to Audrey Leigh and James Neill Moir, who also had one other child, a daughter named Lois.

When Moir was five years old, he moved to Darlington, County Durham, with his parents and younger sister.

At Darlington, the future comedian attended Heathfield Infants and Junior School first and then went to the nearby Eastbourne Comprehensive secondary school in the same town.

After he left school, Moir started an apprenticeship in mechanical engineering at a Newton Aycliffe factory.

However, Reeves would eventually move to London and attend the Polytechnic of North London and Middlesex Polytechnic.

More About Vic Reeves' Early Life And Career

The first inklings of James Roderick Moir's eventual comedy career came when he formed the Fashionable Five with a group of five friends.

The group would follow bands like Free and The Enid onto the stage and perform pranks. A particularly popular one was when Moir pretended to have a brass hand.

An early breakthrough came for the comedian through the help of fellow comedian Malcolm Hardee.

Comedy wasn't Moir's only passion; had things gone differently, he could have found fame in music as he was a member of several bands.

Moir's musical talent shined through as he played with bands of many different musical styles. His instrument of choice was the bass guitar, and he often sang.

Moir even sold tapes of his early material in the back pages of the music magazine NME under the pseudonym International Cod.

One prominent moment of Moir's early grasp for success was when he sent a tape of his band Fan Tan Tiddly Span to Mark Lamarr, the later host of the comedy game show Shooting Stars.

These tapes would become a famous shame for the comedian as when Moir as Vic Reeves appeared on the comedy panel show Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Lamarr was sure to play a sample for Moir's old song "Fantasia (Side A)" to embarrass him.

Besides comedy and music, Moir also has a love for painting. In 1982, he began taking a part-time course at a local art college and eventually persuaded a local art gallery to show an exhibition of his work.

In his later career, the man would gain a reputation as an artist alongside his comedic career. His drawings and paintings have been used in his television shows.

English Comedian Vic Reeves has an estimated net worth of $8 million as of 2022.

As one half of one of the most popular comedy acts in British history, Reeves has primarily made his income from his comedic career on Television and Radio.

Reeves has forty-four acting credits, twenty as a writer, and four as a producer.

He has also appeared in over 229 shows as a guest, panelist, commentator, or contestant.

Aside from the standard acting, directing, and producing bits of show business, Reeves has applied his musical skills in his productions. The comedian has three credits as a composer and eighteen on the soundtrack.

Speaking of music, Reeves also released an album on September 1991 called "I Will Cure You." The album peaked at number sixteen on the UK albums chart and featured the number one single "Dizzy."

Lastly, Reeves has released three books:

• Vic Reeves's Vast Book of World Knowledge was published on October 2009. This book is a surreal encyclopedia where Reeves both wrote the text and made the artwork.
• Vic Reeves Me: Moir (Volume One), published in 2006. This book is an autobiography.
• Sunboiled Onions, published in 1999. This book is a diary that contains paintings and drawings.