Erika Henningsen is a Broadway actress best known for originating and playing the role of Cady Heron in the musical adaptation of Mean Girls.
She voices Charlie Morningstar in the Hazbin Hotel series,[1][2] and Bethany Ghostfucker in the Helluva Boss episode "Ghostf**kers".
Biography[]
Erika Leigh Henningsen was born and raised in Moraga, California, to Phil and Marybeth Henningsen. She is the youngest of three daughters.[3]
She is married to Mean Girls co-star, Kyle Selig (m. 2023).[4]
Roles[]
Hazbin Hotel[]
Charlie Morningstar
(main series)
(main series)
Helluva Boss[]
Trivia[]
- Years before Henningsen was cast as Charlie Morningstar in the official series, Vivienne Medrano publicly lauded the Mean Girls musical on Twitter, claiming that one of the singers "has such a Charlie voice" without stating whom.[5]
- According to Henningsen, when asked in an interview about what her favorite animation detail was, she mentioned Angel Dust's boob fluff.[6]
- In an interview, Henningsen explained that her favorite thing about Sam Haft and Andrew Underberg's songs for Hazbin Hotel is that they are written with a different style for every person, and further explaining that the way she sounds as Charlie is like a rebel Disney princess that drops an F-bomb in the middle of the most delightful melody you've ever heard.[7]
- Erika's favorite song to record in season one is "Finale" from "The Show Must Go On", which she says is because it was the first moment that she got to hear the voices of the other cast members because she recorded her part of the song last.[8][9]
- Erika's favorite season 1 episode is "The Show Must Go On".[10]
- Erika's favorite character from Helluva Boss is Loona.[11]
- When asked what season 2 episode she was most looking forward to, Erika's answer was episode 7 because of the building tension toward the season finale.[12]
Videos[]
Erika Henningsen in the Booth - Hazbin Hotel Season 2 - Prime Video
External Links[]
- Official Twitter
- Official Instagram
- Official Tumblr
- IMDb page
- Erika Henningsen on Wikipedia
- Behind the Voice Actors page
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