Cristan Lee Judd (born 1968-1970) is a famous American actor, dancer, and choreographer who was married to Jennifer Lopez for a short time. Judd became interested in dance when he was 21 years old. He changed jobs within a year and began dancing professionally for Disney. He was hired to dance with Michael Jackson at the 1995 MTV Video Music Awards and then on the HIStory Tour, eventually becoming the tour’s lead dancer.
In 1999, he performed at the Billboard Music Awards with Celine Dion, the MTV Music Awards with N’SYNC, and the American Music Awards with Enrique Iglesias and Brian McKnight, as well as at the 69th Annual Academy Awards for “Best Song” nominee That Thing You Do. To choreograph Jordan Knight’s 2000 Tour, Judd collaborated for the first time with choreographer Eddie Garcia, a collaboration that continues to this day.
How much money did Chris Judd get from JLO?
Jennifer Lopez(JLO) married Cris Judd for nine months. According to the Daily Mail, the dancer received an $11 million divorce settlement.
Judd choreographed numerous music videos, including Usher’s My Way, Brian Setzer Orchestra’s Jump, Jive, and Wail, Angie Martinez’s If I Could Go, and Julio Iglesias’ Tango.
He also directed the music video for Ain’t It Funny-Remix, which he co-directed with Ja Rule. Judd then joined Handprint Entertainment as creative director, overseeing a $5 million budget and delivering Jennifer Lopez’s NBC concert special Let’s Get Loud (DVD), which was shot at the Roberto Clemente Coliseum in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Judd appeared as a backup dancer in their ex-wife Jennifer Lopez’s music videos Love Don’t Cost a Thing, Play, and I’m Real, as well as in her I’m Gonna Be Alright video. He and Garcia created an interactive dance DVD that was released in the summer of 2005, and they also prepared the Midnight Fantasy musical for the Luxor Resort in Las Vegas.
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