Mark Consuelos

Actor Mark Consuelos played the role of "Mateo Santos" on the soap opera All My Children from 1995 to 2002. He married his co-star Kelly Ripa in 1996. She is now the co-host of Live! with Regis and Kelly. After leaving the show, he guest-starred on many television shows and had a starring role in the educational series Connect With English which ran on public television stations. He has starred in a number of television movies, including the January, 2008 Oxygen network romantic comedy Husband for Hire.

1. Guest Starred on ABC's Hope & Faith
2. 2005: The Great Raid
3. 2006: The Pleasure of Your Company
4. 2006: My Super Ex-Girlfriend
5. Appearances on Third Watch
6. Hosted NBC's Age of Love and Science of Love

Mark Consuelos will reportedly officiate Howard Stern's October 2008 wedding to Beth Ostrosky. Consuelos is an ordained minister and Ostrosky's spiritual counselor.FOX News: Mark Consuelos to Marry Howard Stern (August 3, 2008) Daytime Confidential: Mark Consuelos to Officiate Howard Stern's Wedding? (July 16, 2008)

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• March 30, 1971: Born in Zaragoza, Spain

• 1994: Graduates from The University Of South Florida

• 1995: Debuts in All My Children

• 1996: Marries Kelly Ripa

• 1996: Soap Opera Digest Awards Winner for outstanding male newcomer

• 1998: Hosts of Connect With English

• 1999: ALMA Awards winner for outstanding actor in a daytime soap opera

• 2001: Friends (TV Guest Appearance)

• 2002: Daytime Emmys nomination for outstanding supporting actor

• 2004: The Legend of Butch & Sundance (TV)

• 2005: The Great Raid

• 2006: Regis and Kelly (TV Guest Host)

• 2006: Hope & Faith (TV)

• 2006: The Pleasure Of Your Company

• 2006: My Super Ex-Girlfriend

• 2007: Husband For Hire

• 2007: Debuts in Missing

• 2007: Hosts The Age Of Love and Science of Love