Chris Riggi is an American actor and cinematographer from New York City who is best known for his role as Scott Rosson in the TV series Gossip Girl (2009). Riggi made his on-screen debut in the 2008 short film Brotherhood and then went on to play Jacob in the Twilight parody film Vampires Sucks (2010). He has appeared in films such as The Wolf of Wall Street (2013), Living with the Dead: A Love Story (2015), and Get Happy! over the years (2016).

Education and Age

Riggi was born Christopher Nicholas Riggi in New York City, New York, on September 18, 1985. Ron Riggi, his father, was a pilot, and Michele Riggi, his mother, is a philanthropist. Riggi is 35 years old and stands 5 feet 10 inches tall as of October 2020. (178 cm).

He began acting as a child at New York’s Home Made Theater and went on to study acting at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute. Chris also spent two years in Massachusetts at the Walnut Hill School for the Arts, an independent art school. He hauled fertilizer and garden supplies in Massachusetts before becoming famous on television. Chris Riggi holds a black belt in Taekwondo as well.

Debut and Breakthrough in Acting

Chris Riggi made his on-screen debut in 2008, working in the short film Brotherhood starring Michael Kingsbaker and Tru Collins, as well as TV programs Human Giant (2008) and Guiding Light (2008). (2008). It came after his roles in the independent flicks Toe to Toe (2009) and Dare (2009). (2009).

Riggi’s career took off in 2009 when he was cast as Scott Rosson in Blake Lively, Leighton Meester, and Penn Badgley’s teen drama series Gossip Girl (6 episodes). Following that, he starred alongside Matt Lanter and Ken Jeong in the Twilight trilogy spoof vampire flick Vampire Suck in 2010.

TV shows and films

Hated (2012), 36 Saints (2013), The Wolf of Wall Street (2013), Adult World (2013), Red Butterfly (2014), Living with the Dead: A Love Story (2015), Lily and Kat (2015), Get Happy! (2016), Police State (2017), Grandmother’s Gold (2018), and Web Series: The Movie were among the films he appeared in during the decade (2019).

Chris also appeared in TV programs such as Go-Go Boy Interrupted (2016) and Johnno and Michael Try (2016). (2019). In 2020, he starred opposite Carolyn McCormick, Jillian Murray, and Lisa Thornhill in the film Killer Daddy Issues.
Sheila Carrasco, Lucas Hill, and Jonathan Ebeling star in Good Luck with Everything.
He is reportedly going to play Marco in the horror film Masks Don’t Lie (due out in 2022), which is now in pre-production. Emmanuelle Vaugier, Gabrielle Rose, Anna Hutchison, and Jayne Wisener will join Chris on screen.

Chris Riggi Is He Married Or Dating Anyone?

Chris Riggi is not married, but he is in a happy relationship with Stephanie Koenig, an actress, and writer, with whom he has been dating for three years. The couple started dating in 2017 but kept their relationship quiet until 2018 when they both collaborated on the film Grandmother’s Gold. On September 19, 2019, Koenig posted an Instagram message to Riggi, wishing him a happy birthday “I’ve been with this guy for two years and couldn’t be happier. Best wishes on your special day.”

Both Riggi and Koenig use Instagram; in October 2020, their accounts @chrisriggi and @stephaniekoenig had over 16.9K and 18.2K followers, respectively. The couple frequently publishes cute photos of themselves on social media, expressing their love for one another.
They are currently not engaged and have no plans to marry anytime soon. They also don’t have any children together right now.

Chris Riggi’s net worth is unknown

Chris has a net worth of $2 million as of October 2020, according to online sources. He has mostly made a living as an actor since turning professional in 2008, and he has 37 acting credits to his name.

Riggi starred in the 2010 spoof picture Vampires Suck, which grossed $81.4 million at the box office, well above its $20 million budget. The actor did have a brief role in the 2013 movie The Wolf of Wall Street, which starred Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, and Margot Robbie and grossed $392 million at the box office.

Chris Riggi earned a lot of money as a cinematographer for films including Good Luck with Everything (2020), Johnno and Michael Try (2019), Simply Having (2019), and We Shouldn’t Be Here (2019). (2018). In the United States, an actor earns an average of $57,299 per year, while a cinematographer gets $59,000 per year.