‘Great American family'? Meet Mario Lopez's glamorous wife, Courtney Lopez: the Saved by the Bell actor met his partner during his Broadway debut in A Chorus Line, and they share 3 kids
'What an honour to be recognised as 'Humanitarian of the Year' with my family at the Hollywood Christmas Parade!' the Saved by the Bell actor wrote in his caption on Instagram, alongside a pic of his wife, Courtney Lopez, and their three adorable kids, Gia, Dominic and Santino.
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In another post, the fivesome are seen riding in a car while waving into the camera. 'Great time spent with the fam at the Hollywood Christmas Parade!' the TV host wrote.
Courtney Lopez has appeared in various projects alongside her husband Mario Lopez. Photo: @courtneym_lopez/Instagram
Mario, 51, is no stranger to sharing snippets of his family life on social media. Here's what we know about his glamorous wife, Courtney Lopez.
Courtney Lopez is an actress and producer
Courtney Lopez is from Pittsburgh with Italian roots. Photo: @courtneym_lopez/Instagram
Courtney, 42, is an actress and producer. Her TV and film credits include Saved by the Bell, Feliz NaviDAD (2020) and Steppin' Into the Holiday (2022) – all opposite her hubby, Mario. The couple's latest Great American Family project, Once Upon a Christmas Wish, is set to come out on December 7.
Mario also hosts On with Mario Lopez, an iHeartRadio show, and the On with Mario Interviews podcast, both with Courtney appearing alongside him.
How did Courtney meet Mario Lopez?
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