Interior Design Brilliance by Anette Qviberg: A Glimpse into Her Journey as Dolph Lundgren's Former Spouse!

Anette Qviberg, an American national, holds roles as a fashion stylist, jewelry designer, home decorator, fashion designer, and furniture designer. Her fame reached new heights following her marriage to the renowned Swedish actor, director, and martial artist, Dolph Lundgren. 

In this article, learn in detail about Qviberg's personal and professional life. 

Anette Qviberg Early Life  

Born on March 10, 1966, Anette Qviberg hails from Tarrant County, Texas, United States. Her mother's name is Kari Qviberg, while her father's identity remains undisclosed. Qviberg's identity aligns with her American nationality and ethnicity. At 56 years of age, she falls under the Pisces zodiac sign and follows the Christian faith.

Qviberg has a sibling, although specific information about them is not available. Regarding her education, she completed her primary schooling at a local high school in her hometown. Later, she pursued a degree in Fashion and Clothing Technology. Throughout her formative years, Anette harbored interests in Spanish cuisine, design, and travel. 

Anette Qviberg's Impressive Net Worth 

Beyond being recognized as Dolph Lundgren's former spouse, Anette Qviberg has garnered a reputation for her contributions as a fashion designer, furniture designer, jewelry designer, and home decorator. As an accomplished artist, she now enjoys a comfortable livelihood. Her net worth is approximated at $2 million.  

Notably, Lundgren's former spouse, Dolph Lundgren, commands a net worth of around $18 million. He is predominantly remembered for his antagonist role as Ivan Drago in the blockbuster sports film "Rocky IV," which, despite a production cost of $28 million, grossed an impressive $300 million.

Anette Qviberg Career Highlights

We don't have much information about Anette Qviberg's job and career. We do know she's a fashion stylist and makes jewelry. 

It's possible Qviberg had jobs in different places, but she hasn't talked about them in public. 

Anette Qviberg Was Married to Dolph Lundgren

Anette Qviberg married Dolph Lundgren in 1994. He became famous for playing a tough Russian boxer named Ivan Drago in the movie "Rocky IV."  

Lundgren is tall, standing over 6 feet, and he's skilled in karate, holding a black belt. He's acted in more than 40 movies, including "The Expendables." Dolph is committed to staying fit and reportedly spends up to six days a week training in the gym. When he's not acting, he sometimes takes part in wrestling matches in Moscow.  

Beyond his career, Lundgren is also a dedicated dad to his two daughters with Anette. Their first daughter, Ida, was born on April 29, 1996, and their second daughter, Greta, was born in 2002. Dolph and Anette were together for 15 years before separating in 2011. Despite the split, they remained friends and even went on vacations together.  

During their marriage, Qviberg kept a low profile. After their relationship ended, she continued to lead a private life. One notable event was in May 2009, when their home was burglarized while Dolph was away on business. In a 2010 interview, Dolph shared that the burglars recognized the house from pictures and returned some items to Anette before leaving.  

The burglary was traumatic for Anette, and Dolph increased security to prevent such incidents. He was deeply affected by the incident, as it upset his wife, whom he called his "angel." Dolph tried to track down the burglars with the help of friends from Bulgaria, but they were unsuccessful. The police couldn't do much either, as the robbers wore masks and left no clear description. They vanished without a trace. 

Anette Qviberg Ex-Husband Career

Anette Qviberg's ex-spouse Dolph Lundgren's journey in movies began with a small role as a KGB henchman named Venz in a James Bond film called A View to a Kill. He really enjoyed the experience, and it made him decide to leave his studies in chemical engineering and fully focus on becoming an actor. 

Even though Lundgren didn't have formal acting training, he reached out to Sylvester Stallone through a mutual contact. This led him to the iconic role of the villain Ivan Drago in Rocky IV, where lines like "I must break you" made him very famous.  

While Dolph started well, his next few movies like Masters of the Universe, The Punisher, and Red Scorpion didn't do well with critics or audiences. But his movie I Come in Peace showed his talent and potential. Lundgren did better with films like Cover Up and Showdown in Little Tokyo, which got him praise from critics.

Lundgren's big breakthrough came in 1992 when he acted alongside Jean-Claude Van Damme in Universal Soldier. It did well internationally, earning much more than it cost to make. He continued with movies like Joshua Tree and Pentathlon, and his performance in Men of War was appreciated in 1994. His unexpected role in Johnny Mnemonic in 1995 marked his last major appearance in a big movie for 15 years.  

During that time, Dolph was in many straight-to-video films, sometimes even working as a producer or director. Unfortunately, most of these movies were not liked by critics. He came back to theaters with Icarus, a Canadian action film that didn't have a big release.  

Lundgren's return to success happened with The Expendables in 2010. After that, he did more straight-to-DVD movies that didn't do as well. But The Expendables marked a new phase in his career. In 2018, he starred in Creed II, a sequel to the Rocky series, and also appeared in Aquaman as Nereus, the underwater king in the DC Extended Universe. 

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