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Sockie (Cirrus) Norris (born February 13, 2007) is an Australian personality known for her achievements in various fields, including surfing and media presence. She gained prominence as part of a notable family involved in sports and entertainment.

Early Life and Family

Sockie Norris was born on February 13, 2007, in Newcastle, Australia. Her father, whose name is Justin Norris, earned a bronze medal in the 2000 Summer Olympics held in Sydney, Australia. Her mother, Brooke Norris, is a former junior swimming champion and currently a homeowner.

Sockie Norris is the third child in a family of six siblings, listed from oldest to youngest: Sabre Norris, Biggy Norris, Naz Norris, Disco Norris, and Charm Norris. Each sibling has gained attention individually for their pursuits in sports, entertainment, and social media.

Personal Life

As of 2024, Sockie Norris is 17 years old, standing at 5 feet 2 inches tall (approximately 157 cm) and weighing 46 kg. She wears a UK shoe size 5. Blue is her favorite color, and she has a keen interest in surfing, reflecting her family's connection to aquatic sports.

Career and Achievements

Sockie Norris is known for her presence in media and online platforms, contributing to her family's popular YouTube channel. She has also been involved in various philanthropic activities, contributing to her public image and appeal.

Interests and Hobbies

Outside of her media career, Sockie Norris enjoys surfing and considers Greece her preferred destination for vacations.

Net Worth

Her net worth is estimated between 20 to 25 million USD, primarily accumulated through her family's media activities and endorsements.

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