Wade Robson is an Australian dancer and choreographer. He is famous for his dance moves and choreography for top celebrities, including NSYNC and Britney Spears. His influence extends to his role as the host and executive producer of "The Wade Robson Project," a show that aired on MTV in 2003. Robson's journey in dance began at the age of five, and his talents led him to become a guest judge and choreographer on the Fox television dance series "So You Think You Can Dance" in 2007. Notably, he clinched a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography, notably for the dynamic "Ramalama (Bang Bang)" performance on the show. In a recent interview, a songwriter who collaborated with Britney Spears asserted that the pop star's relationship with Wade Robson endured for an extended period.
Wade Robson Family
Wade Robson was born on September 17, 1982. Wade Jeremy William Robson is his birth name. He hails from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. He holds Australian nationality and he belongs to the Australian-White ethnicity. He celebrated his 41st birthday in 2023. Raised in Brisbane, he was one of two children born to his parents, Jay Robson (mother) and Dennis Robson (father).
Wade spent his early years in his hometown alongside his sister until the age of 9, when his family made the pivotal move to the United States, enabling Wade to pursue his studies at Johnny Young's Talent School in Disneyland, California. Wade had harbored a passion for dancing from a very young age, evident when, at the age of 5, he captured the notice of the iconic singer Michael Jackson during the latter's tour of Australia. This connection led to an invitation from Jackson for the entire Robson family to stay at his residence when they were in the United States.
Wade Robson Career
- Wade Robson's journey in entertainment began at a young age with Johnny Young's Talent School, where his troupe performed extensively.
- He relocated to the United States at nine, thanks to Michael Jackson, who cast him in three music videos.
- By 11, he had an agent and formed the hip-hop duo Quo with DeWayne Turrentine, releasing an album under Jackson's label.
- Robson delved into choreography during his teenage years, working with artists like Britney Spears, despite initial skepticism due to his youth.
- He achieved iconic moments, choreographing for Spears, and NSYNC, and co-writing hit singles with Justin Timberlake.
- His multifaceted career in dance and choreography encompasses hosting MTV's The Wade Robson Project, collaborating with Power T Dance on a line of dance shoes, and appearing in the urban dance film You Got Served.
- He joined the PULSE Tour alongside prominent choreographers, contributed to So You Think You Can Dance's second and third seasons and earned two Primetime Emmy Awards for outstanding choreography.
- Notably, he choreographed Britney Spears' tour and worked on the animated film Happy Feet Two.
- Although initially set to direct Step Up Revolution, Robson stepped down for personal reasons, paving the way for Scott Speer to take the helm.
Wade Robson Wife
Wade Robson is a happily married man. He tied the knot with his wife, Amanda Rodriguez, in 2005. They've now celebrated over 17 years of marriage together. The couple shares the joy of parenthood, with a son named Koa Dennis Takeo Robson, and they are content with their family life.
In the past, Robson had a romantic relationship with Brandi Jackson, Michael Jackson's niece and daughter of Jackie Jackson, which developed after a decade-long friendship that ultimately didn't endure, mainly due to Robson's involvement with Britney Spears during her 1999–2001 tour, which caused significant turmoil in his personal life. He also dated dancer Mayte Garcia from 2000 until 2001.
Wade Robson's relationship with Michael Jackson began when he was just five, strengthening their connection over the years. Robson initially defended Jackson during his 2005 child sexual abuse trial but later reversed his stance in 2013, alleging abuse during his childhood, citing manipulation and brainwashing. His accusations, along with James Safechuck's, were central to the 2019 documentary "Leaving Neverland." Legal battles ensued, with cases dismissed due to statutes of limitations, but were later revived under new legislation in 2019. In August 2023, a ruling overturned a prior dismissal, setting the stage for a trial.
Wade Robson Net Worth
Wade Robson, a highly skilled dancer and choreographer, has an estimated net worth of $2.5 million as of 2023, primarily amassed through his flourishing career in dance. His professional work generates a substantial annual salary of thousands of dollars. Commencing his career as a choreographer for acclaimed artists like Britney Spears and NSYNC during his teenage years, Robson has made remarkable strides, earning recognition as one of Dance Magazine's "25 to Watch." His financial success affords him a comfortable and contented lifestyle.
Wade Robson Height
Wade Robson is a handsome dancer and choreographer. He stands tall at the perfect height of 6 feet 3 inches (1.93 meters). He has a slim body type with a bodyweight of 74 kilograms (163 pounds). His fair complexion complements his brown hair and deep brown eyes, enhancing his charismatic presence. Wade Robson maintains his robust and healthy physique, further adding to his overall appeal.
