Lisa Loiacono Is Christopher Lloyd's Fifth Wife: Meet the Woman He Fell in Love With

Lisa Loiacono is Christopher Lloyd's wife. Her movie star husband was married four times before trying the knot with her. Lisa is highly professional and clinched the top 1% at the company she has been serving for many years.

Christopher Lloyd is one of the leading men of the 60s. He is widely recognized for his drug-abusing taxi driver role in the 1978 sitcom, "Taxi," his starring role in the timeless trilogy, "Back to the Future," his star role as Commander Kruge in "Star Trek III," and many other highly coveted roles toward the end of the 20th century.

His wife, Lisa Loiacono, was born in New York City. She is a highly accomplished realtor recognized by Santa Barbara Magazine and many other credible magazines for her emphatic work in the property industry. She is well known for her unique service and clientele class across the states and California in particular.

Lisa Loiacono Was a Real Estate Agent

Loiacono began her professional career in the real estate industry in 2003 at the widely recognized brokerage house Pitts & Bachmann in Santa Barbara. Her rise to the top of the real estate industry followed as she became recognized as one of the best realtors in her region.

When the company was sold to Sotheby's International Realty in 2006, Loiacono was certified in the top one percent of Sotheby's realtor agents across the states. Her niche market is an affluent selection of individuals from upper-class California areas such as Sand Point, Montecito, and Hope Ranch.

She has made a substantial impact on the real estate industry with a reputation that has garnered the recognition of many publications, including Luxury Properties, Santa Barbara Magazine, and Angelino.

Her extensive property industry knowledge has set her apart from peer realtor agents. In simple terms, she has a unique vision, which is the "chemistry" between a buyer and a property. Loiacono provided some insight into her realtor mindset when she said:

"On paper, a property could seem perfect for a client, but it's my job to really get a feel for a person, their lifestyle and needs, and open other possibilities that might not otherwise have been considered."

Loiacono has lived in Santa Barbara for more than 20 years. She is well versed in the desires of the home seekers around her, with most of them being entertainers and high-profile businesspeople who require confidentiality in their business and, of course, a high-profile property with little to no faults.

The realtor is a University of California alum who majored in Italian. Her globetrotting history has familiarized her with the taste of different groups of people, giving her a diverse take on architecture, culture, design, and the many aspects that make a place complete.

Outside of real estate, Loiacono plays an active role in community matters and charitable initiatives, including her board member position at Girls, Inc., involvement in the Girls Inc. 100 Committee, and the title of youngest woman to serve as the chair at the corporation's Luncheon. She added:

"People see me as a strong, smart, and bold woman, and that's the motto of Girls, Inc. Maybe that's why I'm so passionate about the organization. After all, it takes just one positive influence on a girl's life to let her know that she can be an amazing woman."

Loiacono is exquisite in her profession and channels the same energy into her life as a mother to her son, Jacob, who she had before her association with Lloyd. Her son is an avid basketball fan and aspiring athlete who she exerts total support for in fandom and his pursuit of a professional basketball career.

The 52-year-old is also a lover of the great outdoors; she often walks her dogs, goes skiing, does yoga, and enjoys a good hike along the scenic Santa Barbara hiking trails. Perhaps the cinematic happenings of California have impacted her life, as she also made a guest appearance on "The Inn Crowd."

Her husband has a rich history of award-winning film appearances. He has starred alongside some of the best in Hollywood, including Michael J. Fox in "Back to the Future," William Shatner in "Star Trek III," and Teen Choice Award-winning actress Christina Ricci in the comedy horror "The Addams Family."

They First Met in 2012 but Got Married in 2016

After Lloyd got a divorce from his fourth wife, Jane Walker Wood, he decided to sell the house they shared. As luck would have it, Loiacono was the listing agent and subsequently turned out to be who he's described as his "last" wife.

Lloyd, who has been enjoying more elderly roles in recent films, is 32 years older than his spouse, and they have been married since November 23, 2016. On Loiacono's birthday in 2021, Llyod shared two photos with her and a message encapsulating his feelings for her.

The "Back to the Future" star does not publicly relinquish from appreciating his superwoman wife. On another occasion, the 84-year-old actor shared a sweet valentine's day post, embedded below.

Christopher Lloyd Was Married 4 Times before Meeting Lisa

Catherine Boyd was Lloyd's first wife; they were married for 12 years and did not have children together. They exchanged vows on June 6, 1959, and sadly ended their union in 1971. Catherine is also an actress, with her latest acting credits dating back to the late 1990s.

Kay Tornborg was Christopher's second wife. They remained together for 13 years, marrying in 1974 and divorcing in 1987. Kay is also an actress who is credited for appearing in "Who," "Otherworld," and "Not My Kid." Born in New York City, Kay and Jane share the figure for the longest time being married to Lloyd -- 13 years.

Carol Ann Vaneck was Lloyd's third wife, and they spent just three years together before the actor wasted no time marrying his fourth wife. They married in 1988 and separated in 1991, making this the shortest of Lloyd's five marriages.

Jane Walker Wood and Lloyd tied the knot on February 21, 1992, and parted ways on December 28, 2005. Jane is the only one among Christopher's five spouses with whom he shares a child. She is a Canadian journalist that grew interested in screenwriting and became credited for her work on "Bob the Butler."