Goalkeeper Jordan Binnington of Canada made the 2023 offseason memorable by getting married to Cristine Prosperi.
Fans are now interested in learning more about his famous wife, who they may recognize from television.
Who is Jordan Binnington’s wife, Cristine Prosperi?
Jordan Binnington, a goalie for the St. Louis Blues, is wed to Cristine “Cris” Prosperi.
She is well-known for her acting career in addition to being Binnington’s wife.
Prosperi appeared in television series including Totally AMp’d and Really Me in the late 2000s, but it was perhaps her part in the Degrassi franchise that made her famous.
Between 2011 and 2015, Prosperi portrayed the role of Imogen Moreno in Degrassi: The Next Generation alongside Aislinn Paul (Clare Edwards), Melinda Shankar (Alli Bhandari), AJ Saudin (Connor Deslauriers), Luke Bilyk (Drew Torres), Jessica Tyler (Jenna Middleton), Annie Clark (Fiona Coyne), Munro Chambers (Eli Goldsworthy), Stefan Brogren (Archie Simpson), and the late Jahmil French (Dave Turner), among others.
She later went on to star in a number of movies, such as It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder (2017), A Christmas Cruise (2017), A Wedding for Christmas (2018), Putting Love to the Test (2022), and A Wedding for Christmas (2018).
Prosperi frequently posts about her life and romance on Instagram to her following of over 136,000 when she is not working on a set.
On July 7, 2023, Binnington and Prosperi exchanged vows in a formal ceremony in front of friends and family.
About two years after he proposed, they got married.Jordan Schmaltz, a former teammate of Binnington’s, served as a groomsman, while Clark, a former on-screen love interest of Prosperi’s on Degrassi, served as a bridesmaid.
They both shared photos from the occasion on Instagram to remember the big day.
On July 7, 2023, Binnington and Prosperi exchanged vows in a formal ceremony in front of friends and family.
About two years after he proposed, they got married.Jordan Schmaltz, a former teammate of Binnington’s, served as a groomsman, while Clark, a former on-screen love interest of Prosperi’s on Degrassi, served as a bridesmaid.
They both shared photos from the occasion on Instagram to remember the big day.
“I thought my time in St. Louis might be done, that they had kind of moved on from me,” he recalled in February 2019, after posting nine straight wins, which was a franchise record for a rookie goalie.
“I didn’t lose in regulation for 14 games or something and still wasn’t the guy. I think it was an experience I needed to go through, getting shoved aside, feeling like my back was against the wall.
“I think I’ve been pretty resilient ever since,” he added.
Later that year, Binnington became the first-ever rookie goalie to win 16 playoff games, which helped lead the Blues to the franchise’s first-ever Stanley Cup Championship.
“Stuff’s going to happen. You’re going to go through adversity, right? And that’s how you handle it,” Binnington said after the historic game, via CBC Sports.
