Krista DeBono is a dancer and television personality, known for her participation in "The Amazing Race" and her career as an NFL cheerleader, engaging audiences with her performances and competitive spirit.
Collaborated with various hotels and Airbnbs as a content creator.
Represented Coca Cola as part of previous brand partnerships.
Represented Hulu as part of previous brand partnerships.
Represented Reebok as part of previous brand partnerships.
Represented Disney World as part of previous brand partnerships.
Represented Arlo Hotels as part of previous brand partnerships.
Represented Fab Fit Fun as part of previous brand partnerships.
Represented Fabletics as part of previous brand partnerships.
Represented Dyson as part of previous brand partnerships.
Represented Proform Fitness as part of previous brand partnerships.
Represented Blink as part of previous brand partnerships.
Shot a national commercial for Gatorade.
Shot a national commercial for NFL New Era Caps.
Krista DeBono, born and raised in New York, developed an early passion for dance. Her training began at the age of three at Star Struck Dance Studio, where she spent ten years studying various styles including Jazz, Hip Hop, Ballet, Modern, and Acro. This foundational training led to notable performances, including dancing at Madison Square Garden for the Maccabi Olympics and performing for artists such as Lenny Kravitz and Lillian Garcia. A significant career milestone was her performance as an opening act at the Super Bowl at Metlife Stadium. DeBono’s dance career also extended internationally, with a six-week tour in Shanghai, China, performing with pop recording artist Frankie Z.
DeBono’s television career includes a four-year tenure as an NFL Cheerleader for the New York Jets Flight Crew, during which she was featured in the NY Jets Flight Crew Swimsuit Calendar. In 2015, she gained wider recognition as a contestant on “The Amazing Race” on CBS, competing as part of “#TheCheerleaders” duo. Her team progressed to Leg 11 of the competition, achieving a 4th place finish. Further television appearances include dancing roles on shows such as “Good Morning America,” “Fox and Friends,” and “Dina’s Party.” She has also appeared in national commercials for brands like Gatorade and NFL New Era Caps. Beyond her individual work, DeBono co-created “The Shoeicide dolls,” a girl group known for concept dance videos performed exclusively in high heels.
Following her experiences in competitive reality television and professional dance, DeBono utilized her platform to engage with brands. She has collaborated with various companies, leveraging her public profile and background in entertainment. Her work includes partnerships with consumer brands and travel-related entities, indicating a diversification of her professional activities after her prominent television appearances. This transition showcases her ability to adapt her skills and public recognition to different commercial ventures.
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