BREAKING: Jerry Seinfeld's TV mom has died
Per the report, Liz died 'peacefully in her sleep' on Friday at 2:30am, just five days after her 93rd birthday.
She portrayed the character Seinfeld's mother Helen on the show for the entire series run from 1993 to 1998. Seinfeld mom dead at 93: Actress Liz Sheridan who played Jerry's mother on the hit show 'passes away in her sleep from natural causes' Playing the very overprotective parent, Liz's character was known for her catchphrase, 'How could anyone not like him?'
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