In his native New Zealand, Christopher Hobbs is one of the members of a rather successful acting family. In fact, in 2009 Christopher and his sister Rebecca Hobbs competed against each other on Dancing With the Stars. While he's got a bit of a beer loving, frat boy bod these days, Christopher was dashing back in the 90's when he was making a name for himself on the Kiwi boob tube. Born in Auckland, New Zealand, he made his acting debut in the short film The Dishwasher (1994). But Christopher actually became a star from soaps, playing Grace's boyfriend Dr. Frank Malone on the Ferndale, New Zealand set medical drama Shortland Street until 1999. But Christopher could do more than drama, so when his time on Shortland Street was over he played Slim Azzopardi in the police comedy Bad Cop, Bad Cop. New Zealand was too small for a jawline like Christopher's, so he headed to Australia to play the sexy firefighter Marc Edwards on Home and Away, then headed to the Unites States to appear on an episode of The Young and the Restless. We haven't been able to rest since we saw Christopher lose his shirt for his role as Dean in the New Zealand drama Dirty Laundry. The series follows a mother who has been supporting her family’s middle-class lifestyle through illegal dealings for years and is finally arrested leaving her family to fend for themselves. We get a great look at Christopher’s delicious dad bod when he walks around in just a towel, getting wine wasted in the kitchen. He may have put on some weight, but Christopher carries it well. Christopher hasn't acted since 2017, which is a crying shame. After all, Christopher Hobbs makes us polish our knobs!
