Carol Higgins Clark Husband, Was Carol Higgins Clark Married?

Carol Higgins Clark, who starred in multiple TV movies and wrote the best-selling Regan Reilly books, passed away on June 12. That made her 66 years old.

According to her family’s statement to The New York Times, she lost her fight with appendix cancer and passed away in Los Angeles.

Clark was born in New York City on July 28, 1956; her mother, the bestselling thriller novelist Mary Higgins Clark, passed away in 2020 at the age of 92. She attended the Beverly Hills Playhouse for acting training after earning her degree from Mount Holyoke in 1978.

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She eventually settled on a career in writing. Several of her best-selling books feature private investigator Regan Reilly, including the 1992 Agatha Award and 1992 Anthony Award nominee Decked. She has made appearances in TV adaptations of many of the novels in the series.

Together with her late mother, she created numerous books with a holiday theme. When she wasn’t writing, Clark acted in adaptations of her mother’s works including The Cradle Will Fall, While My Pretty One Sleeps, and A Cry in the Night for television. She also had cameos in the films My Gal Sunday, The Mystery Cruise, and Deck the Halls.

Following that, Clark was inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame in 2016. Her mom was inducted in 2011, so she got a special introduction from her.

Her siblings Marilyn, Warren, and David Clark are all alive and well. Her sister Patricia preceded her in death.

Her web obituary announces a wake at the Frank E. Campbell Funeral Chapel in New York City on Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. The next day, at 10:30 a.m., a Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Vincent Ferrer Church.

Carol Higgins Clark’s Husband

When the sad news of Carol Higgins’ death spread online, many people immediately began looking for information on her husband.

The name of Carol’s spouse, however, is not listed online. Additionally, she has been declared celibate by a number of online resources.

We doubt that, however, given her sister-in-law was said to have died before she did in the obituary.

The author has centered several of his stories on the fictitious “husband,” and although we may not find out the truth about his marital status for some time, we may speculate.

As an example, Carol Higgins Clark made $3,000 on the sale of the rights to her originally successful book “Where Are the Children?” (1975).

The plot centers on a young woman who is suspected of killing her two children.

She adopts a new persona, marries again, and starts a new family as a means of evasion.

But the disappearance of her second batch of kids adds a shady twist to the story.

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