Ronnie Kroell

Ronnie Kroell was born on February 1, 1983, in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He gained public recognition in 2008 as a contestant on the Bravo reality series “Make Me a Supermodel,” where he finished as the runner-up. This experience served as a pivotal moment in his career, prompting him to move from Chicago to New York City to pursue opportunities in the entertainment industry. Following his appearance on the show, Kroell signed with New York Model Management, Division: Men, solidifying his presence in the fashion world. His early career focused on modeling, including a notable cover for Playgirl magazine in 2010.

Kroell expanded his career into acting and producing, making his feature film debut in 2011 with “Eating Out: Drama Camp,” where he starred as the character Beau. In the same year, he acted as Michael in “Into the Lion’s Den,” a film for which he also served as a consulting producer. His acting credits continued with roles such as Randy – Ghost of Christmas Past in “Scrooge & Marley” (2012), Brett in “Kissing Darkness” (2014), and Brady in the short film “Bob” (2017). He also took on various producing roles, including co-producer for “Scrooge & Marley” (2012), associate producer and assistant producer for the TV series “Swimsuit Centerfold” (2015), and executive producer for “The Ronnie and Eddie Show” (2016).

Beyond his work in entertainment, Kroell has engaged in philanthropic efforts, raising funds for human rights campaigns and the American Cancer Society. He has expressed a personal commitment to helping others realize their dreams and fostering a sense of self-worth. His career progression highlights a diverse range of accomplishments across modeling, acting, and producing, coupled with an active dedication to social causes.