Nicole Sullivan is strikingly beautiful and very talented. Her career started in the mid-90s when she guest-starred on shows like Models Inc., Party of Five and Herman's Head. In 1995, she beat out several people for a starring role on the sketch comedy show, "Mad TV" (1995)_ . The show became a big hit and Nicole was obviously the breakout star of the show. During her run on Mad TV, she guest-starred on shows like Family Guy, Suddenly Susan and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Sullivan kept busy in 2000, juggling four shows, Mad TV, Baby Blues, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command and Talk to Me. She left Mad TV in 2001, and starred in several television movies. In 2002, she joined the cast of the hit CBS sitcom, The King of Queens alongside Leah Remini and Kevin James. Throughout The King of Queens, Sullivan joined two more shows, Clone High U.S.A. and Kim Possible. Clone High U.S.A. failed, but Kim Possible lasted until 2004 and eventually went into syndication.

She broke into the celebrity circuit, guest-starring on shows like The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Sharon Osbourne Show and Dennis Miller. Nicole spent 3 years on Hollywood Squares from 2003 to 2005. Now in 2005, she continues to film episodes of Kim Possible, stars on The King of Queens and has been cast with Gail O'Grady in the ABC pilot Hot Properties.



Attended Northwestern University. Has two cats (Madeleine & Cece) and four dogs (Jackson, Paco, Funzies & Donut). Was elected senior class president in high school. Nicole was the first champion of the "Celebrity Poker Showdown" (2003) match-up on Bravo, winning $100,000 for her chosen charity. Engaged to actor Jason Packham In May of 2004, she donated the $100,000 she won on "Celebrity Poker Showdown" (2003) to her favorite charity, Alley Cat Allies, an organization that rescues cats and promotes spaying/neutering. Is of German, Swedish, Irish, and Norwegian descent. Close friend with actresses Christa Miller and Sarah Chalke.