Sophie Tweed-Simmons lends her famous name to support victims of abuse
By Gordon Hoekstra, Vancouver Sun
Sophie Tweed-Simmons - daughter of legendary rocker Gene Simmons - has lent her name to Sophie's Place, a new one-stop centre in Surrey to help abused children.
Tweed-Simmons, 19, whose family has a home in Whistler and spends time in the Lower Mainland, will help with fundraising efforts for the centre.
If you thought the Season 3 premiere of Republic of Doyle was hot…brace yourself for this Wednesday’s episode #302 guest starring the always awesome Shannon Tweed NL.
It’s been about 5 months since Shannon returned to her homeland to act alongside series star Allan Hawco.
Shannon guest stars on The Republic of Doyle! On January 18 2012 look for Shannon on The Republic of Doyle in your local listings (canadian television)
RSVP TO THE E! ENTERTAINMENT SPECIAL: FASCINATING CELEBRITY WEDDINGS ON DECEMBER 26
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Only E! Can Invite Viewers To RSVP To The Most Fabulous Nuptials Ever When The E! Entertainment Special: Fascinating Celebrity Weddings Premieres On December 26 At 9:00 PM
One-Hour Special Includes Exclusive Interviews With Celebrity Brides And Photos and Videos From These Famous Weddings That Have Never Been Revealed Before
Last night Gene Simmons and Shannon Tweed married in a beautiful and touching ceremony in a garden outside the Beverly Hills Hotel. Over 400 family and friends witnessed the couple exchange vows and say their "I do's." Nick Simmons was the best man, and Sophie Simmons was the maid of honor. Paul Stanley and Doc McGhee were also in the wedding party.
At the reception Sophie and Nick both toasted their parents, and Paul told a few humorous Gene stories before wishing Gene and Shannon the happiness that he has found in his own marriage.
