Aurora Andrus is the daughter of a famous American actress and producer, Nancy McKeon, and her film technician husband, Marc Andrus. She has a sibling, whom she shares a very close relationship with. They were raised near Austin Texas.
Her parents met in 1995 and got married 8 years later, in 2003. Her mother is famous for different movies and TV shows including Facts of Life (1980-1988), The Puppy’s Further Advenventure (1983-1984), and The Division (2001-2004)
Personal Profile of Aurora Andrus
Aurora Andrus Has Been Kept Away From the Public
The celebrity child was born on March 6, 2004, in the United States. Her parents are American actress, Nancy McKeon, and her husband, film technician, Marc Andrus.
She has a younger sibling named Harlow Andrus. They were raised near Austin, Texas. It is known that the celebrity child shares a very close relationship with her sister, Harlow, which is expected, seeing that they are the only children of the American actress and her husband, Marc.
Their parents have managed to keep them out of the spotlight. However, she has posted some old pictures of her husband and the girls on her Instagram page to celebrate fathers’ day.
Her Parents Both Work in the Movie Industry
Both parents of the celebrity child work in the film industry. Her mother, Nancy McKeon is an award-winning American actress who is famous for the NBC sitcom, The Facts of Life. She began her career in 1977 and has been featured in dozens of Tv series and movies.
Over time, she has received several accolades for her performance in different movies and TV series and Films. Some of which include Macro Island Film Festival (2000), Prism Awards (2003 and 2004), TV Land Awards (2007), and Young Artist Awards (1982, 1983, and 1984).
Similarly, she has produced a couple of movies including A Wakening (1999), where is also served as the writer of the short film.
Aurora’s father on the other hand is a film technician. He has worked on some movies, including Snitch (2013), The Day After Tomorrow (2004), and Escape from L.A (1996).
