Vincent D’Onofrio Wife: Who is Carin van der Donk?

Carin van der Donk is a Dutch model and photographer best known as the wife of Vincent D’Onofrio, an American actor, producer, and singer. Carin has attended several movie premieres and red carpet events with her famous husband.

D’Onofrio Carin van der Donk on March 22, 1997, and the couple had a son who was born in 1999. The couple divorced in the early 2000s, but reconciled and had another son who was in born 2008.

Carin van der Donk was born in the Netherlands in 1970. She grew up with her older sister, Marjan van der Donk. Carin decided to become a model after finishing her education.

She began her career by working for a few local brands. She was then signed by the well-known hair salon brand Bumble & Bumble, for whom she appeared in a video commercial in the early 1990s.

She shot the commercial in New York City, where she met Vincent D’Onofrio in 1996. Carin’s modelling career took a back seat after her marriage, allowing her to hone her photography skills.

She is currently an amateur photographer, frequently collaborating with her sister Marjan on a variety of projects.

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