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Dolph Lundgren and Emma Krokdal Attend Charity Event in Beverly Hills
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- September 13, 2026
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Dolph Lundgren and his wife Emma Krokdal enjoyed a night out in Beverly Hills, California. The couple attended the All-Stars for Change charity event at Novikov Beverly Hills. This event was organized by Arnold Schwarzenegger to support After-School All-Stars, which offers free programs for youth. Lundgren, 68, was dressed in a black suit and white shirt, while Krokdal, 30, wore a stylish black chiffon top and satin skirt.
The couple married at their villa in Mykonos, Greece, in July 2023. At the event, Lundgren mixed cocktails for guests using his vodka brand, Hard Cut Vodka, which he and Krokdal launched in March 2025. The actor shared appreciation for the event and its cause on Instagram, highlighting his longstanding friendship with Schwarzenegger, whom he met over 40 years ago.
Lundgren’s career includes iconic roles, such as Soviet boxer Ivan Drago in ‘Rocky IV,’ a film where he worked closely with Sylvester Stallone. Lundgren and Stallone developed a friendship over time, co-starring in ‘The Expendables’ series.
Addressing his 39-year age gap with Krokdal, Lundgren stated that age does not matter and emphasized the importance of choosing the right partner. He values his life with Krokdal, who shares a similar cultural background, both hailing from Scandinavian countries. The couple met in 2019 at a gym in West Hollywood.
Lundgren gave credit to Krokdal for supporting him during his cancer treatment. Initially diagnosed in 2015, Lundgren had a tumor removed from his kidney, but further tumors appeared in 2020. After a second opinion, he declared himself cancer-free in November 2024.
He described his journey to recovery, including survivorship therapy, as transformative, allowing him to adopt a new perspective on life.
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