Olivia Munn

Olivia Munn is known as an Asian American actress and media personality. She is most famous for being the co-host of 'Attack of the Show' and as Psylocke in 'X-Men: Apocalypse.'

Background

Lisa Olivia Munn was born on July 3, 1980, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to an American father and a Vietnamese-raised mother of Chinese ancestry. When she was two years of age, her mother, Kim, remarried to an American Air Force official who eventually moved the family to Tokyo, Japan.

Dating History

On the relationship front, Munn is best known for her two-year relationship with popular NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers. They started dating in late 2014. They had to deal with the negativity of the Rodgers family and their dislike of Munn before throwing in the towel in April 2017.

Before her high profile romance with the NFL icon, Munn dated actor Joel Kinnaman for a long time and was additionally connected to other Hollywood hunks like Chris Pine and Matthew Morrison.

In June 2019, Olivia Munn announced that she is now working on her wellbeing after stress negatively affected her body. The actress said that stress originating from the sexual assault cases in Hollywood has taken a toll on her. Munn was part of allegations against director Brett Ratner in 2017 and needed to shield herself in 2018 after discovering that she had been in scenes with a registered sex offender when they were filming The Predator.

Munn initially thought she had lupus, yet later verified that the rash was because of stress caused by the sexual assault controversies.

Acting Career and Net Worth

After graduating from college, her transition to American TV picked up steam with a co-hosting role on Attack of the Show, before she found a large group of spectators on The Daily Show and The Newsroom. Munn additionally scored roles on the big screen, from her important roles on Magic Mike to her turn as a supernatural mutant in X-Men: Apocalypse.

Like some actors, Munn has moved into the development side of the business by going into a production deal with CBS TV Studios. Among her first arrangements was the sale of a series about a spearheading female sports broadcaster who endeavors to continue onward in her career in the midst of wild sexism and the stricter social shows of the 1970s.

The actress additionally isn't reluctant to utilize her well deserved cash to back charity organizations. She was among the early financial investors in the ridesharing platform, Uber.