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Krysten Ritter-1

TV Actress

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1981-12-16
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The acclaimed TV actress, best known for her roles in Don’t Trust the B—- in Apartment 23 and Veronica Mars, has built an impressive career marked by a range of memorable performances. Her talent also shone brightly in popular series such as Gilmore Girls and Breaking Bad, where she gained even more recognition. In 2015, she took on the lead role in the Netflix hit Jessica Jones, further solidifying her status in the entertainment industry.

Before all the fame, she started her journey in the spotlight as an international model at just 18 years old. Her work took her across the globe, from New York to Milan, Paris, and Tokyo, where she made a name for herself in catalog, print, and runway modeling.

She grew up on a quiet farm in Pennsylvania, where she likely developed the grounded personality she’s known for today. Outside of her career, she shares her life with a beloved dog named Mikey, who’s been a constant companion through the ups and downs of life in the public eye.

In 2015, she began a relationship with musician Adam Granduciel, and the couple welcomed their first child, a son named Bruce, in August 2019. However, after several years together, they decided to go their separate ways in 2021.

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She’s been the talented singer-songwriter and guitarist behind the NYC-based band Ex Vivian, bringing her unique voice and style to the group’s sound. She plays a key role in shaping their music, both through her lyrics and her guitar work. She’s truly made a name for herself in the local scene, standing out as the driving creative force in Ex Vivian.

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