Dianna Agron Biography: Husband, Age, Net Worth, Movies & TV Shows, Glee, Height

Dianna Elise Agron, known professionally as Dianna Agron, is an American actress, singer, and dancer celebrated for her role as Quinn Fabray in the Fox musical comedy-drama series Glee (2009–2015), which earned her a Screen Actors Guild Award and a nomination for a Brit Award as part of the cast.

Beginning her career in dance and small theater productions, she transitioned to television and film, showcasing her versatile talents in projects like I Am Number Four (2011) and The Family (2013).

Profile

• Full Name: Dianna Elise Agron
• Stage Name: Dianna Agron
• Born: 30, April 1986
• Age: 38 years old
• Birthplace: Savannah, Georgia, U.S.
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Actress, Singer, Dancer, and Director
• Height: 1.66m
• Parents: Mary Barnes Agron, Ronald S. Agron
• Siblings: Jason Agron
• Spouse: Winston Marshall (m. 2016-2020)
• Boyfriends: Alex Pettyfer (ex), Dave Franco (ex), Sebastian Stan (ex), Henry Joost (ex), Christian Cooke (ex), Nick Mathers (ex), Thomas Cocquerel (ex), and Nicholas Hoult (ex)
• Children: None
• Relationship: Divorced
• Net Worth: $4 million

Early Life and Education

Dianna Elise Agron was born on April 30, 1986, in Savannah, Georgia, to Mary Barnes, a seamstress, and Ronald S. Agron, a general manager for Hyatt hotels. Her father’s family is Ashkenazi Jewish of Russian descent, originally named Agronsky, and her mother converted to Judaism before marriage.

She has a younger brother, Jason, a photographer. Dianna Elise attended Hebrew school, had a bat mitzvah, and graduated with honors from Burlingame High School.

Agron began dancing at age three, training in jazz, ballet, and later hip-hop, and performed in local musical theater, including playing Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz at age eight. Her exposure to classic musicals, curated by her mother, inspired her pursuit of acting.

Career

Agron started her career with small theater roles and made her screen debut in 2006 with a guest role on CSI: NY. She appeared in shows like Shark, Close to Home, Numb3rs, and had a recurring role as Debbie Marshall on Heroes (2007).

Her breakthrough came in 2009 as Quinn Fabray, the complex cheerleader in Glee, where her performance, including covers like “Papa Don’t Preach” and “Never Can Say Goodbye”, earned critical praise and charted on Billboard. The Glee cast won a 2010 Screen Actors Guild Award and was nominated for Grammy Awards and a Brit Award.

Her solo “Never Can Say Goodbye” was lauded as a standout, with critics noting her sultry voice suited the Motown classic.

Post-Glee, Agron starred in films like I Am Number Four (2011) as Sarah Hart, The Family (2013) with Robert De Niro, and Bare (2015). She directed the music video for “Body” by Thao with the Get Down Stay Down (2010) and segments of the anthology film Berlin, I Love You (2019), in which she also acted.

In 2017, she performed as a singer at Café Carlyle, showcasing her vocal talents. Recent roles include Novitiate (2017), Shiva Baby (2020), As They Made Us (2022), Acidman (2023), and Clock (2023), where she played a woman facing societal pressure to have children, drawing from her own experiences with her father’s multiple sclerosis diagnosis.

In 2023, she led the Netflix series The Chosen One (El Elegido), and in 2025, she was reported to be filming a Western, Flint, in New Mexico. Her work spans genres, from indie dramas to thrillers, reflecting her versatility.

Agron’s activism includes support for PETA, GLAAD, and UNICEF, and she has hosted fundraisers for literacy nonprofit 826LA and the Trevor Project. She launched her website, You, Me and Charlie (2011), to share creative content and has been a Global Citizen Ambassador since 2014, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, women’s rights, and poverty reduction.

Her fashion influence, noted by Vogue and Entertainment Tonight, includes popularizing hairstyles like the fishtail braid and shaggy bob, and she describes her style as eclectic, blending feminine and masculine aesthetics.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @diannaagron
• Twitter Handle: @DiannaAgron
• Facebook Handle: Dianna Agron

Personal Life

Dianna Agron married Winston Marshall, the lead guitarist of Mumford & Sons, in a private ceremony in Morocco in 2016, where she wore a notable Valentino dress; however, the couple kept their relationship very private, rarely interacting on social media.

They began living separately in 2019 and officially divorced in 2020 after about three years of marriage. Prior to Marshall, Agron dated her I Am Number Four co-star Alex Pettyfer from 2010 to 2011, a relationship that ended turbulently with reported confrontations and safety concerns.

Dianna Agron has also been linked to several other actors, including Dave Franco, Sebastian Stan, Henry Joost, Christian Cooke, Nick Mathers, Thomas Cocquerel, and Nicholas Hoult.

As of now, Agron has no children and is reportedly single, though she has been in a relationship with Belgian painter Harold Ancart for nearly two years as of 2023.

Filmography

• CSI: NY (2006)
• Heroes (2007)
• It’s a Mall World (2007)
• Glee (2009–2015)
• Burlesque (2010)
• I Am Number Four (2011)
• The Romantics (2011)
• The Family (2013)
• Zipper (2015)
• Bare (2015)
• Tumbledown (2015)
• Novitiate (2017)
• The Crash (2017)
• Hollow in the Land (2017)
• Berlin, I Love You (2019)
• Shiva Baby (2020)
• As They Made Us (2022)
• Acidman (2023)
• Clock (2023)
• The Chosen One (2023)
• Flint (2025, upcoming)

Discography

• Glee: The Music, Volume 1 (2009)
• Glee: The Music, The Power of Madonna (2010)
• “I Say a Little Prayer” – UK Singles Chart #125
• “You Keep Me Hangin’ On” – UK Singles Chart #166
• “Papa Don’t Preach” – UK Singles Chart #81
• “It’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s World” – Billboard Hot 100 #95
• “Never Can Say Goodbye” – Billboard #107

Net Worth

Dianna Agron has an estimated net worth of $4 million, earned through her acting roles in Glee, films like I Am Number Four and The Family, and her work as a singer and director. Her Glee cast recordings, including 16 soundtrack albums and 460 singles, contribute significantly, with Glee: The Music, Volume 1 nominated for a Grammy.