Viola Lotti Gombó Biography: Age, Height, Parents, Net Worth, Movies & TV Shows

Viola Lotti Gombó is a Hungarian actress recognized for her work in both domestic Hungarian productions and international projects. She trained at the University of Theatre and Film Arts and has built a career spanning theatre, film, and television.

She is known for roles in the HBO series Aranyélet (Golden Life), the romantic comedy Becsúszó szerelem, the horror film House of Spoils, and for appearing as Dorotea’s Disciple in the HBO series Dune: Prophecy.

Viola Lotti Gombó
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Name:	Viola Lotti Gombó
Born:	27 June 1995 (age 31 years old)
Place of Birth:	Székesfehérvár, Hungary
Nationality:	Hungarian
Height:	1.75 m
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Gombó
Occupation:	Actress
Net Worth:	$150,000 – $300,000

Early Life and Education

Viola Lotti Gombó entered the world on June 27, 1995, in Székesfehérvár, Hungary, to parents referred to as Mr. and Mrs. Gombó. Siblings are not publicly detailed.

She completed her secondary education at the local Teleki Blanka Gimnázium. After spending one year studying at the University of Kaposvár, she enrolled in 2016 at the University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) in Budapest on the acting programme. She received her diploma from the Mozarteum University in Salzburg. She is of Hungarian ethnicity, and her religion is Christianity.

Career

Viola Lotti Gombó began her professional path while still a student, securing early screen credits that introduced her to Hungarian audiences. She appeared in the popular HBO series Aranyélet (Golden Life) in 2015 and took supporting roles in productions such as Korhatáros szerelem and Egynyári kaland.

These initial television appearances, combined with stage work during her training years, established her as a versatile young performer comfortable in both intimate dramatic scenes and lighter romantic material. Her formal theatre education and early practical experience laid a solid foundation for the more substantial roles that followed after graduation.

Following her studies she expanded her presence across film, television, and the stage. In 2021 she played the lead role of Lüszi in the romantic comedy Becsúszó szerelem, a performance that brought wider domestic recognition and coincided with her receipt of the Arany Medál award.

She also appeared in the series Mintaapák and continued theatre work, first as a member of the Orlai Produkció collective (2021–2022) and then with the Centrál Színház (2022–2023). International opportunities arrived with supporting roles in the English-language projects House of Spoils (2024) and the HBO series Dune: Prophecy (2024), in which she portrayed Dorotea’s Disciple across two episodes.

Additional credits include Easy Living and various Hungarian series such as A mi kis falunk and Gólkirályság.

In more recent seasons she has balanced freelance work with institutional theatre commitments. After a period as a freelance artist in 2023–2024, she joined the ensemble of the Pécsi Nemzeti Színház (National Theatre of Pécs) from 2024 onward.

Her career demonstrates a steady progression from student performances and domestic television to both national theatre stages and international screen projects, reflecting a growing profile within Hungarian performing arts and selective crossover into global productions.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @violalotti
• Facebook Handle: @violalotti.gombo
• YouTube Channel: @violalottigombo

Personal Life

Viola Lotti Gombó has never been married and is currently single. No publicly verified romantic relationships have been documented, and she maintains a private personal life. She has no publicly known children. Details beyond her professional activities remain largely out of the public eye.

Filmography

• Easy Living (2015)
• Aranyélet (2015)
• Korhatáros szerelem (2017)
• Egynyári kaland (2019)
• Becsúszó szerelem (2021)
• Mintaapák (2021)
• A mi kis falunk (2023)
• House of Spoils (2024)
• Dune: Prophecy (2024)
• Gólkirályság (2024)
• Birodalom (2026)

Net Worth

Viola Lotti Gombó net worth is estimated to be approximately between $150,000 to $300,000. Earning primarily from theatre contracts, Hungarian film and television roles, and more recent international credits.

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