Constance Zimmer First Husband - All About Marriage That Lasted 2 Years

Constance Zimmer's first husband was Steve Johnson; the couple was separated in 2001. 

Zimmer has married twice in her life as of now. First, special effects artist Steve Johnson, whom she got to know while working on Duracell ads in the late 1990s that featured "The Puttermans."

The couple got married in 1999 after a long-term relationship, but after various arguments about their personal lives, they divorced after only two years of marriage.

Before exchanging vows with the Zimmers, Steve was married to Linnea Quigley. The couple wed in 1990 and divorced two years later. The actress hasn't disclosed any details about her ex-husband from her side, and the couple does not have children together.

Talking about Steve Johnson is a special effects artist from the United States whose career has lasted for over thirty years. More than 200 films, numerous television programs, theme parks, commercials, and music videos have included his work.

Slimer from Ghostbusters (1984), the extraterrestrial seductress Sil from Species (1995), Robin Williams' robotics from Bicentennial Man (1999), and Doctor Octopus's arms from Spider-Man 2 are some of his most well-known inventions (2004).

Houston, Texas, is where Johnson was born. Johnson grew up watching the Hammer and Universal monster movies. He was motivated to pursue a career in special effects by these productions. Rick Baker, Dick Smith, and Jack Pierce have had the most impact on Johnson.

Johnson met one of his heroes, Rick Baker, while still a high school student and showed him his portfolio. Baker saw Johnson's aptitude for fixing issues and eventually assisted him in landing a position with effects creator Rob Bottin.

Greg Cannom, a four-time Oscar winner, was Johnson's first employer on the unreleased movie The Galactic Connection. Later, Rick Baker employed Johnson as a part of the special makeup effects team for the John Landis blockbuster An American Werewolf in London. He then collaborated on The Howling (1981) and two other movies with Rob Bottin (1981).

Johnson invented "Slimer" in 1982 while working on Ivan Reitman's newest film, Ghostbusters, based on John Belushi and the "librarian ghost." He was hired by Richard Edlund in 1982 along with visual effects designer Randall William Cook to establish and direct the special makeup effects laboratory at Boss Films, where they developed characters for movies like Poltergeist II (1986), Fright Night (1985), and Big Trouble in Little China (1986).

Constance Zimmer's new husband is Russ Lamoureux, and the couple is happy in their relationship.

Zimmer's and her husband shared vows on October 2010, 5 months before they were engaged, and the couple was blessed with their beautiful daughter Colette Zoe.  

Russ Lamoureux, a director, is the husband of Zimmer. Despite having busy schedules, the couple with the same professional background supports one another during difficult times.

Before getting engaged and publicly declaring their engagement on June 20, 2010, the couple dated for a few years; finally, they exchanged vows in a private ceremony on October 9, 2010. only a few members of their family and close friends are only invited to the wedding ceremony. 

Talking about Russ Lamoureux was a native of North Carolina and a UNC-Chapel Hill alumnus. After a successful career as a commercial copywriter (Goodby, Silverstein & Partners; TBWA/Chiat Day; BBDO; Deutsch) and a brief study of film at UCLA, Russ started directing in 2000.

After being identified as "one to watch" by Creativity magazine, he was included in the Saatchi New Directors Showcase at the Cannes Advertising Festival the following year. 

Since then, he has produced an award-winning short film starring Jon Heder, won an Emmy for PBS promos, and collaborated with some of the top advertising agencies in the world, including Wieden+Kennedy, Mother, London, BBDO, and Havas, to produce hundreds of memorable commercials.

In addition to having his photography featured in ZOOM magazine, the Leica Photography blog, group exhibitions in Los Angeles and New York, and winning an IPA/Lucie award for his documentary series on Hollywood's Wild Card Boxing Gym, Russ has also had work published in other publications.

Constance Zimmer and Russ Lamoureux together have a daughter Colette Zoe, who was born in 2008 

Collet Zoe was born in 2008, two years before her parent's marriage. She is currently 14 years old and a United States citizen. She is also a Christian and has a Capricorn zodiac sign.

Colette's academic qualifications state that she is currently in sixth grade. She hasn't disclosed much else, including the names of her schools.

In terms of her career, Colette is too young. She rose to fame as Constance Zimmer's daughter and is currently concentrating on her education. Her parents are covering all her expenditures because he hasn't intervened in her professional career.

Colette's parents have kept quiet about their daughter's interests and potential to work as a professional actors because they value their privacy. The star daughter doesn't have a social media profile; possibly, her parents forbade her from using it because, at such a young age, she lacks the maturity to interact with her followers and others on social media.

While her mom Zimmer's theatrical career was capped by her Dramalogue-winning performance as Catholic School Girls in a Los Angeles production, where she took home the prize for Best Actress.

Zimmer began appearing in guest spots on shows including Ellen, Seinfeld, The X-Files, Gideon's Crossing, and The King of Queens after featuring in multiple national commercials, most notably those for Duracell. 

She also had recurring roles on The Wayans Bros., Hyperion Bay, and The Trouble With Normal. She was cast in a few independent films, including Warm Blooded Killers, Home Room, and Spin Cycle.

Constance Zimmer was born to her father, Gunter Zimmer, and her mother, Ingrid Meuller, and they migrated from Germany.

The actress, who speaks fluent German, stated in a 2015 interview that she spent six weeks every summer in Germany with her grandmother, who only spoke German, even though her parents spoke English to her when she was a child.

Her father, with whom she has a close relationship, has always given her the freedom to follow any profession she desires. Her father has never put any pressure on her about her career path. 

She states that her father is her biggest asset and that without his help, she would not have succeeded as an actor. The actress occasionally meets her parents and has dinner with them despite her busy schedule. 

The actress's parents struggled to support her as a child and could not live a life of luxury. Currently, she takes care of the family and her father, Zimmer, now assists his parents in living the abundant life they were denied. The actress now supports her family financially. She currently meets all of her parents' wants and demands regarding possession.