St. John, Kristoff

Kristoff St. John was born July 15, 1966 in New York in the family of producer and actor and entertainer Mary. He lived in Bridgeport and Los Angeles ^[3] .

On February 3, 2019, the actor was found dead at his home in Los Angeles. According to preliminary data, the cause of death is alcohol poisoning ^{[4] [5]} .

At the age of 10, Kristoff starred in the comedy “ .” In the 1979 ABC mini-series , he played the role of young Alex Hailey . Booker Brown's small role was in the ABC sitcom Happy Days . As a boyfriend, Denise Huxtable appeared in the early episodes of the Cosby Show . The first major and important role can be considered the performance of Charlie Richmond Jr. in the 1985 CBS sitcom " ^[6] . Among the television series - the first important role in the soap opera " ". After the project was canceled in 1991, Kristoff gets the role of Neil Winters in the TV series “ Young and the Insolent, ” which he has been playing for 26 years ^[7] .

In 1992, he received a daily Emmy Award for his outstanding role as a young actor in a drama series. In 2008, St. John won his second daytime Emmy Award as an outstanding supporting actor in a drama series.

St. John was married and twice divorced. From his first marriage with Mia St. John , he had a son Julian (1989-2014) and daughter Paris Nicole (born 1992). On November 23, 2014, Julian committed suicide while in a psychiatric hospital and suffering from a mental disorder ^[8] .

From 2001 to 2007, he was married to Alan Nadal, the couple had a daughter, Lola (born 2003) ^[9] . August 31, 2018 announced an engagement with the Russian model Ksenia Mikhaleva ^[10] .

Kristoff was a vegan and animal rights advocate , twice participating in PETA companies ^{[11] [12]} .