Ned’s Manual: What happened to Devon Werkheiser, star of the Nickelodeon show?
Ned’s Manual: What happened to Devon Werkheiser, star of the Nickelodeon show? – Devon Werkheiser and Lindsey Shaw, famous for playing Ned and Jennifer-Moz on Nickelodeon’s iconic show “Ned’s School Survival Manual,” took their fans by surprise by suggesting they are expecting a baby.
By Megan Sauer
The revelation occurred through a charming Instagram post. Werkheiser shared an adorable photo of them smiling at the camera, highlighting the sweet image of him caressing Shaw’s prominent belly. The caption of the photo left everyone intrigued:
“A little Ned is on the way for 2024.”
This situation generated controversy among fans since, until that moment, Shaw had not addressed the issue on her social networks.
Almost two decades after the show’s release, fans were also surprised and excited to sense a revival of the love story that was hinted at in the series.
Currently, Werkheiser, Shaw, and the third lead, Daniel Curtis Lee (who played Cookie), share their experiences in front of the cameras in a joint podcast.
Hours after the surprising publication, Lindsey Shaw provided more clues on her Instagram profile.
She suggested that the paternity news could be a strategy to get fans’ attention since they are preparing a new project for this year, and the aforementioned “little Ned” could refer to something else.
She shared a behind-the-scenes look at the photoshoot with Werkheiser, along with another image with a production crew, where her baby bump wasn’t visible like in the first photo. Shaw commented on the images:
“It was fun! It’s amazing to work with you. The video will be very good.”
Devon Werkheiser’s Career after ‘Ned’s Manual’:
Devon Joseph Werkheiser, born on March 8, 1991, has primarily been recognized for his role as Ned Bigby in the hit Nickelodeon series, “Ned’s School Survival Manual.
His artistic journey began at an early age in Atlanta, Georgia, where his parents enrolled him in acting classes at the Talent Factory, a local children’s program.
After a minor role in “We Were Soldiers,” Werkheiser and his mother moved to Los Angeles to pursue his acting career.
His rise to fame came with the charismatic Ned Bigby, but his career is not limited to the screen.
Werkheiser has diversified his career by participating in films such as “Shredderman Rules” and “Sundown,” where he showcased his acting versatility.
Furthermore, his foray into music reveals another facet of his talent. He signed with Universal Motown and released notable singles such as “If Eyes Could Speak” and “Sparks Will Fly.”
His focus on electronic music under the Good/Vlly project, with the release of the EP “Brief Romance” in 2023, underlines his constant artistic evolution.
In the digital entertainment space, Werkheiser has successfully ventured into podcasts with projects such as “Growing Up with Devon Werkheiser” and “Ned’s Declassified Podcast Survival Guide.
These initiatives reflect his desire to share experiences and connect with his audience more intimately.
In his personal life, his past relationship with co-star Lindsey Shaw during the filming of “Ned’s School Survival Manual” adds a nostalgic touch to his story, resonating with fans who grew up with the series.
Devon Werkheiser continues to be a multifaceted and captivating figure on the American entertainment scene.
What does Lindsey Shaw do?
For her part, Lindsey Shaw, born on May 10, 1989, has continued to excel in acting after her role as Jennifer “Moze” Mosely in “Ned’s School Survival Manual.”
After the series ended in 2007, she participated in the 2007 comedy “Aliens in America” on The CW, playing Claire, but the series was canceled after one season.
In 2009, Shaw took on the lead role of Kat Stratford on the ABC Family comedy series “10 Things I Hate About You,” which ran for one season.
In addition, she made a brief cameo in the music video for Nickelback’s popular song “Rockstar.”
The actress joined the hit teen drama “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin” in 2011, playing Paige McCullers on a recurring basis until 2017.
During this time, she was involved in projects such as the ABC Family original movie “Teen Spirit” (2011) and the film “16-Love” (2012).
In 2015, Shaw joined the cast of “Faking It,” playing Sasha Harvey, the sister of Michael J. Willett’s character.
Her career continued with participations in the third season of “Suburgatory” and in the series “Ned’s Declassified Podcast Survival Guide,” a podcast project launched in February 2023 with her former colleagues from “Ned’s School Survival Manual,” Devon Werkheiser, and Daniel Curtis Lee.
