Jessica Lauren Graff, best known as Jessie Graff is an American professional stunt woman and athletics based TV personality. She is well recognized for her work in various TV shows and movies including Make It or Break It, American Ninja Warrior, Sasuke, and Another Period.
With a prosperous career, the stunt woman has a jaw-dropping net worth of $2 million. Regarding her personal life, she is possibly single and unmarried.
Jessie Graff has an estimated net worth around $2 million, earned mostly through her TV career. Well, the salary of the professional stunt woman in the United States starts from $5,000 to more than $250,000 per annum. She is currently in her career peak so she might be receiving around $200,000 per year.
She manages to live a lavish life and she often goes on adventurous trips to different places like Billings, Montana, and many more. Well, her massive paycheque helps her to live the life she desires.
Apart from her stunt career, she earns much through her athletic apparel collection. Also, she is sponsored by Under Armour and is the brand ambassador like Tom Brady and Stephen Curry.
Besides, there is no information about her financial aspects, such as real estate properties and cars. Undoubtedly, she possesses some expensive cars and house as most of the wealthiest celebrities like to live a luxurious life.
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Despite immense popularity, Jessie Graff has managed to keep much of her life secret from the media. The thirty-four years old has not flaunted her relationship status, or dating history to the public neither gave a clue whether she is married or is in a relationship with her potential partner(husband or boyfriend).
Her social media accounts are full of posts related to her professional life. So it is hard to extract information regarding her love life. Moreover, it is not obvious to say that she is single as she might have hidden details about her current partner.
Active on Instagram with over 470K followers, she mostly posts stunt photos.
New York native Jessie Graff was born on 12th January 1984, to Ginny MacColl and Tom Graff. Her star sign is Capricorn. As per nationality, Graff is an American and belongs to white ethnicity.
Since the tender age of 6, Graff began taking circus classes. By age nine, she started doing gymnastics as well as did competitive gymnastics for six years. Also, she was a member of the Frederick Gymnastics Club for six years. Then at her 12, Graff was catching other performers on the trapeze.
In 2002, she graduated from Urbana High School as a Track Team Leader, honor roll student as well as a member of the National Honor Society. Also, she was a pole vaulter in high school. Not only this, but she has earned a black belt in Taekwondo and Kung Fu.
Later, Graff enrolled at Georgia Tech where she majored in aerospace engineering. Furthermore, she also did theatre at the University of Nebraska, graduating in the year 2007.
Graff set her personal best in the 2000m run at 15:56:30, she set her outdoor pole vault PB at 4.17 m, and indoor pole vault PB at 4.20 m, in 2004. Also, she held the pole vault record at the University of Nebraska and
In 2007, Graff began stunt work and appeared in several TV shows and films including Sons of Anarchy, Make It or Break It, X-Men: First Class, Bad Teacher, and Leverage.
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Moreover, she has done tumbling on Make It or Break It, trampolined on Another Period. Her high-profile stunt works have been for the CBS/CW series Supergirl and most recently, she has worked as a stuntwoman on Wonder Woman 1984.
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Graff appeared in the final sinner service of the 8th season of Hell's Kitchen in 2019.
Graff has earned massive fame for her athletic achievements on the obstacle course show American Ninja Warrior. In 2016, she became a very first woman to complete Stage 1 of the Las Vegas Finals course and only the second woman to conquer the Stage 1 of the Sasuke.
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The following year, she competed and successfully finished stage 2 in Las Vegas, though that was part of the USA vs. The World competition instead of a regular season, becoming the first woman representing the United States in that competition.
Her career success doesn’t end here, as Graff became the first and so far the only woman worldwide to finish Stage 2 in the Sasuke/Ninja Warrior franchise, only defeated by Ultra Crazy Cliffhanger later in Stage 3.
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