The Life and Death Story of Serge Onik: Biography,Net Worth,Age,& more

Serge Onik was a Ukrainian born dancer and choreographer from the United States. He rose to fame for his appearance on Fox’ ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ Season 11.

Who was Serge Onik?

Serge Onik was born in Kharkov, Ukraine on April 13, 1988, and he died in August 2021. At age 3, Serge’s parents moved to the United States. His zodiac sign was Aries. His zodiac animal is Dragon. His passion for dancing first began at twelve years old after meeting fellow Ukrainian and world renowned ballroom dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy.

He trained in all styles of Ballroom, quickly becoming a favorite thus making a name for himself as a National Champion and for capturing 8th Place at the World Games in Taiwan in 2009. As both a performer and choreographer, Serge continues to share his artistry in the industry across many styles of dance.

He is also profoundly well known for his role with two-time Emmy award winning actress Kirstie Alley in their web series 100 Days of Dance, he is a national and international title holder competitive dancer, including being a National Youth Champion and National Amateur finalist. He became resident coach at Dance With Me studios.

He has been featured in Jennifer Lopez’s AMA’s Celia Cruz Tribute, Andy Grammer’s Good To Be Alive, and numerous television programs, including Dancing With The Stars, Jane the Virgin, Agent Carter, and Bones. Serge’s choreography spans multiple platforms including stage shows such as the Wynn Resorts Company’s La Reve, The Wynn New Year’s Show, SWAY: A Dance Trilogy, Ballroom with a Twist, and Zendaya’s Neverland.

He was working as a resident choreographer for the NY Knicks City Dancers and recently choreographed a flash mob for Live On vitamin company. He also frequently lends his talents as a movement coach and choreographer for Team USA’s World Champion Ice Skaters.

In August 2021, the news of the death of the dance star went around and a lot of his fans and followers flooded the internet to share their condolences and heartfelt touching message to his family and friends. The cause of his death was unknown but rumors has it that he died from COVID-19 related complications.

Serge is one of the richest dancers in the game and he has been listed on most popular Dancer. According Forbes & Business Insider, Serge Onik’s net worth is estimated at US$5 million.

What was Serge Onik’s age, height and weight?

On April 13, 1988 Serge was born in Ukraine. He was 35 years when he passed away. He was 6 feet tall and weighed in about 75 kilograms.

What was Serge Onik’s Nationality and Ethnicity?

Serge Onik was born in Kharkov, Ukraine and moved to the United States with his family at the age of 3. He was therefore an Ukrainian by birth but American by nationality. His ethnicity is unknown.

What was Serge Onik’s profession?

Serge onik was a dancer and choreographer. Serge was a professional dancer and choreographer who rose to fame after his appearance on Fox’ ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ Season 11. He was able to make the Top 20 but unfortunately for him he was evicted after a fourth week.

He also played a part in web series ‘100 Days of Dance’ with famous actress Kirstie Alley. He had performances on some of the big show stages with SWAY: A Dance Trilogy, The Wynn Resorts Company’s La Reve, The Wynn New Year’s Show, Zendaya’s Neverland and Ballroom with a Twist among many others.

What was the cause of Serge Onik’s death?

The real cause of Serge Onik’s cause hasn’t been confirmed. It was believed that the cause of his death was unknown. Although that’s what we’ve all been made to understand, some are of the view that he died from COVID-19 related infection. As far as that goes, it’s just a rumor. Jim Keith, president of Movement Talent Agency and Onik’s representative announced his death saying “He was an amazing dancer with a huge heart and he touched the lives of everyone who met him.”

Who was Serge Onik married to?

It is unknown if he was married at some point in his lifetime. There is no information about his girlfriend even if he had one at the time of his death.