Sheree is a 20th-century American phonetic spelling of the French *chérie* ("darling, dear one") — also linked to Cherie and Cher. **A top-500 US baby name from 1955 to 1980**. **Sheree North (1932-2005)** — American actress and dancer; promoted by 20th Century Fox in the mid-1950s as a successor to Marilyn Monroe; *How to Be Very, Very Popular* (1955), *The Way to the Gold* (1957); later a respected character actress on *The Mary Tyler Moore Show*, *Archie Bunker's Place* (as Gloria's mother), and *Seinfeld* (as Kramer's mother Babs Kramer). **Sheree Whitfield (born 1970)** — American TV personality; original cast member of Bravo's *The Real Housewives of Atlanta* (2008-present); coined the iconic phrase "Who gon' check me, boo?" and her fashion line "She by Sheree" became a long-running franchise running gag. **Sheree J. Wilson (born 1958)** — *Dallas* (1986-1991) and *Walker, Texas Ranger* (1993-2001). **Sheree Murphy** — British actress (*Emmerdale*). **Sheree Henry** — character names across American TV. The name exemplifies the mid-century American fashion for respelling French endearments (also producing Cherie, Sherrie, and Cheri).
Featured throughout American film and reality television.
Sheree reduces to five — the number of dear one.