cast members from the show. McKeon was supposed to have a larger role in the movie, but was unable to film more due to a family emergency. Also in 2019, McKeon announced on social media her involvement in a new, planned Amazon series based on the Lauren Oliver young adult novel Panic. The first season premiered in 2021. Personal life While McKeon was on The Facts of Life, she and her parents were granted a private audience with Pope John Paul II. She described the experience to interviewer Tom Snyder in 1998 as "electric," explaining, "In every rendering of every artist, you see this aura that's painted around figures...He has that in life." McKeon dated actor Michael J. Fox for three years after they met on the set of High School U.S.A. (1983). "He and I were very private people," McKeon told Biography. "We didn't tell a lot of people, and we kind of kept to ourselves." McKeon and Fox appeared together as a celebrity couple on the game show Tattletales. In 2003, McKeon married film technician Marc Andrus, after meeting eight years prior on the set of the Hallmark movie, A Mother’s Gift. A private pair seeking to keep the event small, the two only had 20 guests at the wedding. They moved to a ranch near Austin, Texas, to raise their two daughters, born in 2004 and 2006, out of the spotlight. On December 10, 2019, her older brother, Philip McKeon, died at age 55. Filmography Film Television Awards and nominations Marco Island Film Festival 2000: Won, "Audience Award for Best Short Drama"—A Wakening 2000: Won, "Crystal Palm Award for Best Short Film"—A Wakening Prism Awards 2003: Nominated, "Best Performance in a Drama Series Episode"—The Division 2003: Nominated, "Best Performance in a Drama Series"—The Division 2004: Nominated, "Best Performance in a Drama Series Multi Episode Storyline"—The Division TV Land Awards 2007: Nominated, "The 'When Bad Teens Go Good' Award"—The Facts of Life Young Artist Awards 1982: Nominated, "Best Young Comedienne in Motion Picture or Television"—The Facts of Life 1983: Won, "Best Young Actress in a Television Special"—Please Don't Hit Me, Mom 1983: Won, "Best Young Actress in a Movie Made for Television"—The Facts of Life Goes to Paris 1983: Won, "Best Young Actress in a Comedy Series"—The Facts of Life 1984: Nominated, "Best Young Actress in a Comedy Series"—The Facts of Life References External links Nancy McKeon on