Zack Robidas is the husband of the late American actress Marnie Schulenburg who was famed for her role as Alison Stewart on the CBS soap opera As the World Turns.

Zack is also a Hollywood mogul known for his appearance in Succession, Friends from College, and Sorry for Your Loss. Schulenburg and Robidas dated for almost a decade before turning their relationship into a married couple.

Marnie tied the knot with her long-time lover in 2013 after knowing each other for many years. Furthermore, they used to celebrate their wedding anniversary on the 15th of September every passing year. The passing of his life partner must have devastated the actor, and we feel incredibly sorry for the loss he had to suffer.

Marnie Schulenburg and her husband Zack Robidas might have shared a few months or a few years of an age gap, which we are unaware of as Robidas’s date of birth is missing on the internet.

Marnie was 37 when she knocked on the heavens door, and she was a few days apart from celebrating her 38th birthday, which was on the 21st of May. Furthermore, Zack celebrates his birthday on the 24th of October each passing year.

Marnie Schulenburg has survived by her husband, children, and other family members. Marine and Zack welcomed their daughter Coda Jones in 2019.

Schulenburg always wanted to become the mother who would be there for her baby in every step of her life, but God had other plans for the actress. She has left behind her beloved daughter to her husband, but she might be watching them over from heaven. 

We are sending healing prayers and warm hugs to Marnie’s family and loved ones; may God provide them with the courage to overcome the grief and fill their life with happy moments in the upcoming days. 

Marnie Schulenburg lost her battle with breast cancer; she got diagnosed with stage four breast cancer in 2020, a few months after giving birth to her first child, Coda. May Marnie’s departed soul rest easy in paradise.

Schulenburg broke the sad news to her fans through an Instagram post on her 36th birthday. At first, the doctors thought she had a mastitis diagnosis typical for new mothers. Later she realized she had suffered from a disease more aggressive that affects younger women and disguises itself as a breastfeeding infection.