Fabio

Fabio Lanzoni, known professionally as Fabio, is an Italian-American model, actor, author, and spokesman recognized for his work in fashion, entertainment, and branding. Lanzoni began his modeling career in Italy after being discovered at a Milan gym and later moved to New York City to pursue opportunities in the modeling industry. His breakthrough came with the cover of the romance novel "Hearts Aflame," after which he became a prominent figure in the romance publishing world, appearing on the cover of more than 3,000 romance novels and shaping the visual identity of the genre.

Lanzoni expanded his career as an author, publishing titles such as "Pirate," "Rogue," "Viking," "Comanche," and "Champion" in collaboration with Eugenia Riley, as well as "Dangerous," "Wild," and "Mysterious" with Wendy Corsi Staub. He also released the album "Fabio After Dark," featuring 17 tracks.

In addition to his modeling and literary work, Lanzoni appeared in films including "Death Becomes Her," "Eddie," "Dude, Where's My Car?," and "Zoolander." He played roles in "Dumbbells" and "Sharknado 5: Global Swarming." On television, Lanzoni appeared in the soap opera "The Bold and the Beautiful" and hosted the reality series "Mr. Romance."

As a brand spokesman, Lanzoni became widely recognized for his association with "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!" and appeared in campaigns for Nationwide Insurance, Old Spice, and the American Cancer Society. His work in advertising and public health advocacy was influenced by personal experiences, including the loss of his grandmother to cancer.

Lanzoni co-authored the book "Fabio Fitness: More Than 200 Get-Fit Tips for Lifelong Health and Fitness," sharing bodybuilding routines and wellness advice. After becoming a United States citizen, Lanzoni continued to build his presence as an entrepreneur and public figure. His career reflects a sustained influence on pop culture, fitness, and advertising.