Cris Judd Biography
(Actor, Dancer and Choreographer Who was Briefly Married to Jennifer Lopez)
Birthday: August 15, 1969 (Leo)
Born In: Abilene, Texas, United States
Cristan “Cris” Leenon Judd is an American actor and choreographer who has appeared in popular television series, such as ‘Eve’, ‘Half & Half’, and ‘Everybody Loves Raymond.’ He also appeared in an acting cameo in the film ‘Bringing Down the House’ where he worked as choreographer for Steve Martin's dance scenes. A hugely popular choreographer, he has worked on numerous music videos including ‘Jump, Jive, & Wail’ for the Brian Setzer Orchestra, ‘My Way’ for Usher, ‘If I Could Go’ for Angie Martinez and ‘Tango’ for Julio Iglesias. He has also coached top celebrities like Nicole Kidman on developing their dance moves for specific dance sequences in films. Beginning his career as a dancer, Judd found considerable success early on in his career. A natural on the dance floor, his smooth moves got him noticed and he began dancing professionally with Disney. As hard working and determined as he is talented, it did not take him long to gain attention on a national and international level. Taking further his career, he soon ventured into choreography and acting as well. Cris Judd has also made it to the headlines because of his tumultuous and short-lived marriage to singing superstar Jennifer Lopez.