Serge Onik

Serge Onik- Biography

Serge Onik was a Ukrainian-American dancer best remembered for his appearance on season 11 of “So You Think You Can Dance.” He was a trained ballroom dancer who has collaborated with a number of well-known performers on various events and venues.

What is the Net Worth of Serge Onik? Salary, Earnings

Serge Onik had worked as a dancer and choreographer for numerous years, as well as collaborated and appeared in various shows, which allowed him to amass a large fortune. His net worth is expected to be around $1.5 million in 2022.

Serge Onik- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education

Serge was born on April 13, 1988, in Kharkiv, Ukraine, and grew up in the United States. His family immigrated to the United States when he was three years old. He participated in the Russian culture program and was introduced to its culture and dances, which piqued his interest in dancing. He began dancing at the age of nine and began training in ballroom dance at the age of twelve. There is no information about his family member.

Serge has not disclosed information about his education, however, it is assumed that he completed his high school education at a local school in his hometown. Furthermore, it is reported that he received ballroom dance instruction from Maksim Chmerkovskiy.

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Serge Onik- Relationship, Girlfriend

Serge Onik preferred to keep his personal life and relationships private and did not reveal anything about them. In 2014, he was speculated to be in a relationship with his dancing partner Alla Kocherga, but nothing was proven. He was known to be quite close to his family and frequently visited his homeland on New Jersey’s Upper Eastside.

Serge Onik’s Professional Career

Serge began training in all styles of ballroom dance when he was 12 years old. He began competing in “Ballroom dancing craze” events when he was 18 years old. He was crowned national champion at the 2009 World Games in Taiwan, where he finished in the top eight participants. Serge started working as a choreographer as well as a dancer and was also featured in music videos including Jennifer Lopez’s AMA Celia Cruz homage, Grammer’s Good to be Alive, etc. He began choreographing for events such as Le Reve, The Wynn New Year’s Eve show, Sway, Ballroom with a Twist, and others. He not only created dances and theatrical productions, but he also served as a talent and movement coach for Team USA’s world-champion ice skaters.

So You Think You’re a Dancer?

He was also cast in television shows such as Jane the Virgin, Dancing with the Stars, Agent Carter, and others. Serge also starred in the series 100 Days of Dance with Emmy Award-winning actress Kirstie Alley, which brought him a lot of attention and renown. He also appeared in season 11 of the dance reality show So You Think You Can Dance in 2014, which helped him advance in his career and earn notoriety. Serge finished in the top ten contestants but was unable to win the show. He was a resident choreographer for the New York Knicks City Dancers until recently. He recently announced a dance workshop in Tel Aviv, Israel in July 2021, and the dance film “In the Heights,” in which he played a prominent role, will be released in June 2021.

The Cause of Death

Serge’s death was recently announced after his management organization confirmed his demise. He was only 33 years old when he died, and his cause of death has not been disclosed. Serge’s training mates and colleagues have all expressed their sorrow in remembering Serge and his skill.

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Social Media Details

Serge has 17.4k followers on his Instagram account. He’s also been on Twitter since 2009, where he currently has 8900 followers. He had not been seen on any other platforms.

Trivia

• Serge also choreographed Zendaya’s “Neverland” performance.
• He’d just orchestrated a flash mob for the vitamin business “Live On.”
• Movement Talent Agency was in charge of Serge.
• He stated that the beauty, vitality, and innovation of the dance form drew him in.