Olga Kurylenko has been married twice and is the mother to a son from one of her previous marriages. The Ukrainian-French actress and model gained prominence for her portrayal of Nika Boronina in the film adaptation of Hitman. She is also well-known for her roles as Bond girl Camille Montes in Quantum of Solace and as Taskmaster in Black Widow. Her acting career kicked off in 2005 with the French film L’Annulaire, and she has since graced the screens in various movies, including Oblivion, To the Wonder, Seven Psychopaths, and The Death of Stalin.
Olga Kurylenko’s Marital Journey and Offsprings
Olga Kurylenko tied the knot with French fashion photographer Cedric van Mol in 2000. However, their marriage ended in divorce four years later. In 2006, Olga ventured into matrimony once again, this time with American mobile phone accessory entrepreneur Damian Gabrielle. Unfortunately, the marriage also culminated in divorce, occurring in late 2007.
In 2009, she made a move to London where she shares an 8-year-old son named Alexander Max Horatio with her former partner, Max Benitz.
“I didn’t want it when I was 20. “Now I understand it, and I do,” Olga expressed in a 2013 interview, two years before the arrival of her bundle of joy.
Max, an English actor and writer, was her boyfriend from 2014 to 2017. Presently, she is not married. She was recently linked with Argentine-British actor and co-star in Salty, Ben Cura. However, according to Today Online, the pair’s professional commitments drove them apart.
Olga Kurylenko’s Financial Standing
Olga Kurylenko boasts a net worth of $18 million as of 2024, as reported by Celebrity Net Worth. She ventured into the entertainment industry at the tender age of 13 when she was discovered as a model. Following this, she pursued her modeling career in Moscow and Paris. Her foray into acting commenced with appearances in music videos.
Her acting debut was in the 2005 French film L’Annulaire, and she has since left a mark in the film industry with her performances in works such as Oblivion, To the Wonder, Seven Psychopaths, and The Death of Stalin. Notably, she gained acclaim for her portrayal of Nika Boronina in the cinematic rendition of the video game Hitman. Olga has garnered accolades from the Brooklyn International Film Festival for L’Annulaire and the Boston Society of Film Critics for Seven Psychopaths.
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