Victor Webster

Victor Webster has had several relationships with his co-actors. In the late 90s, his relationship with Krista Allen was in the news for quite some time.

He is also said to have been in relationships with Katie Cleary, Katrina Darrell, and Monica Hansen. At present, he is believed to be single.

Victor Webster was born in Calgary, Alberta, on February 7, 1973, to John Webster and Roswitha. Victor was a mischievous teenager and often got into serious trouble. Following repeated complaints from his school and neighborhood, his father got him enrolled at a martial arts school. This was done in order to channelize his energy elsewhere.

Victor’s father was a police officer and his mother worked as a hairstylist. A few years after he was born, the family moved to San Clemente, where Victor completed high school.

Apart from training in martial arts, Victor was also interested in theater. Once he graduated from high school, he resumed his studies at the ‘Saddleback Junior College.’

He earned a heavyweight black belt in ‘Tae kwon do’ and to make ends meet, he started teaching martial arts. However, his career goal was not defined yet. He slowly lost interest in martial arts and decided to pursue acting as a career option.

It was not easy for him to break into acting. He had to work as a stockbroker while he tried becoming an established actor. He also worked in a major import/export company.

By 1997, Victor had already made his acting debut with a minor role in the series ‘Sunset Beach.’ He had a three-episode long appearance, which was not bad for a newcomer.

It was the daytime opera ‘Days of Our Lives’ that finally brought him national recognition in 1999. He became the second actor to portray the iconic role of ‘Nicholas Alaiman.’ The show received immense critical acclaim. His stint in the show ended in 2000, and he moved on to play smaller roles in series such as ‘Baywatch’ and ‘Becker.’

In 2000, he played a minor role in the film ‘Gangland.’ While waiting for another major career breakthrough, he auditioned and got selected for the role of a mutant, ‘Brennan Mulwray,’ in the series ‘Mutant X,’ in 2001. The series was a science-fiction drama, which told the story of people equipped with supernatural powers. The series ran for three seasons, before being cancelled abruptly.

By then, he had gained national recognition and the icing on the cake was his inclusion in ‘People’ magazine’s ‘50 Most Eligible Bachelors’ list, in 2002. The same year, he appeared in a direct-to-video film, titled ‘Wishmaster: The Prophecy Fulfilled.’

In 2003, he made a guest appearance in an episode of ‘Sex and the City’ and played the role of ‘Glen’ in the comedy ‘Bringing Down the House.’