Charissa Littlejohn’s Wiki Biography, age, net worth. Is she married?

• Charissa Littlejohn is a 31 year-old model, photographer, online celebrity and US Air Force veteran.
• She grew up in South Florida and was an All-State basketball player in high school.
• She moved to Los Angeles to pursue a modeling career, and later joined the US Air Force where she trained as an EMT Medic and Protocol Specialist.
• Upon returning to the US she pursued a career in Healthcare and co-owns a business called «LittleGat» which makes gun-related gear.
• She has a net worth of $1 million, is married with one son, and is active on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook.



Known for movies

Mrs. Doubtfire (1993)
as Animation Department

A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965)
as Animation Department

Watership Down (1978)
as Animation Department

Heavy Metal (1981)
as Animation Department



Who is Charissa Littlejohn?

Charissa Littlejohn was born on 15^th March 1988, in California, USA – she is a 31 year-old model, photographer and an online celebrity. Charissa is also a former All-State basketball player, and US Air Force veteran who has reached fame in the recent years via social media. She is famous for often incorporating her love of the military and guns into her modeling work. Her career has been active since 2007.

Charissa Littlejohn Wiki Bio: Early Life, Family, Education

Charissa grew up in South Florida with her older brother Caleb. Being an energetic and lively child, Charissa showed great interest in sports and various other physical activities, more so than her brother, being especially interested in basketball, and later guns. It was her father who first taught her how to safely handle a rifle, and instilled in her a respect and admiration towards the military. She was a student at a private high school called Morningside Academy, where she showcased great talent for basketball, earning a Florida All-State basketball rank. However, towards the end of her high school education, Charissa developed a new interest – modelling, and decided to pursue a modeling career instead of acquiring a basketball scholarship or continuing her higher education.

Modeling Career Beginnings

Littlejohn landed her first modeling gig when she was 19 years old – she signed for BMG Models and relocated to Los Angeles to fully pursue her modeling career. Soon enough, moving to Los Angeles proved to be just the right choice for her, as Charissa quickly made a name for herself, doing hundreds of photo shoots, posing for a variety of different brands, and also featured in numerous advertisements and video assignments. Moreover, she turned her love for sports into becoming a fitness enthusiast and a personal coach, by which she was able to maintain a toned, attractive physique in addition to her natural beauty. Therefore, she started posing more and more for various swimwear, fitness and lingerie brands.

Joining the Air Force

After spending several years as a model in Los Angeles, Charissa took a bold and surprising turn in her career by deciding to join the military. During her time in LA, she developed a group of friends who were all Air Force members, and thus learned firsthand about life in the US Air Force. Having been an army admirer since her youth, Charissa was inspired to join them, and after completing her training, she was assigned to Yokota Air Base in Tokyo, Japan.

During her time there she was trained as an EMT Medic; at first, her duties were mainly connected to the Emergency Room, however she was later chosen to be a Protocol Specialist. In her new position, she was involved in various duties helping the base Commander, such as organizing important events, inaugural visits, conferences, and other logistics. As a matter of fact, Charissa even organized several events which featured prominent government officials, such as US Secretary of Defense, Secretary of State, Secretary of Air Force and the President of the United States himself. She spent five years in Japan before moving back to the US.

Return to the US

Following her return, Littlejohn made the decision to continue her modeling work and pursue a career in Healthcare as well, and for the next several years she successfully juggled her studies and her modeling career. In 2015 she graduated with a Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration, adding a new title to her already impressive resume. However, her portfolio does not end here. On top of this, Charissa is also a co-owner of a small business called “LittleGat”, starting this business with her husband. They make various gun-related gear, such as kydex holsters, mag carriers, attachments and other items. Speaking of her recent endeavours, Charissa continues to be a successful model, business owner, fitness enthusiast, mother, wife, and an Instagram star on top of that.

Net Worth

Even though she is primarily known as a model and online star, Charissa is also a USAF veteran, trained medic, Master’s Degree holder and a business owner as well. Her impressively packed resume has enabled Charissa to acquire a net worth of around $1 million over the course of her career, as authoritative sources have estimated.

@charissa_littlejohn_travels : Can’t believe it’s already been a year since I said “Yes” to @thegatman in the most beautiful place on earth ?? #engaged #canada #lakelouise https://t.co/y6bW4M2zhz pic.twitter.com/uJ638e2MGE

— Charissa Littlejohn (@CharissaLittlej) July 8, 2019

Personal Life

Speaking of her personal life, Charissa is married to Carlos Gat, and they have a son together named Caiden. Charissa and Carlos share a love for guns and ammunition. Therefore, besides spending time at gun ranges as a hobby, they also launched their own gun equipment business. The family currently resides in Los Angeles and they have two dogs named Toby and Ollie as well.

Social Media

In recent years, Charissa has become a social media star. Her official Instagram account has nearly 400,000 followers, and she is also active on Twitter with more than 5600 followers. In addition, she has a YouTube account with 1200 subscribers and a Facebook profile as well.

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Appearance and Physical Characteristics

When it comes to her appearance, Charissa has a slim, voluptuous physique which she maintains by being an avid fitness enthusiast and gym member. She is 5ft 11ins (1.8m) tall, weighs around 140lbs (63kgs), and her vital statistics are 36DD-27-36. Her dress size is 7 and her shoe size is 9.5. She has a long brown hair and hazel eyes.

Facts

#	Fact
1	One of the founders of the International Tournées of Animation, and a co-founder of the International Animated Film Society.

Movies

Animation Department

Title	Year	Status	Character
Our Spirited Earth	2001	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
My Universe Inside Out	1996	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
It’s Spring Training, Charlie Brown!	1996	TV Movie animator
Rainbows of Hawai’i	1995	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
Seers & Clowns	1994	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
Garfield and Friends	1994	TV Series animator – 3 episodes
Mrs. Doubtfire	1993	animator
Cloudland	1993	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
Tall Time Tales	1992	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
Frosty Returns	1992	TV Short animator
Upside Down	1991	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
Snoopy’s Reunion	1991	TV Short animator
Amazonia	1990	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
Why, Charlie Brown, Why?	1990	TV Movie animator
This Is America, Charlie Brown	1988-1989	TV Mini-Series animator – 5 episodes
Cathy’s Valentine	1989	TV Movie animator
Garfield: His 9 Lives	1988	TV Movie animator – segment «Stunt Kat»
Cathy’s Last Resort	1988	TV Movie animator
It’s the Girl in the Red Truck, Charlie Brown	1988	TV Movie graphic blandishment
Snoopy: The Musical	1988	TV Movie animator
Yes We Can	1988	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
Time of the Angels	1987	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
A Garfield Christmas Special	1987	TV Short animator – uncredited
Cathy	1987	TV Movie animator
Garfield Goes Hollywood	1987	TV Short animator
The Cosmic Eye	1986	animator – as William Littlejohn
Garfield in Paradise	1986	TV Short animator
Happy New Year, Charlie Brown	1986	TV Movie animator
Moebius Play	1985	Short animator / layout artist
You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown	1985	TV Movie animator
Garfield in Disguise	1985	TV Short animator
The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show	1983-1985	TV Series animator – 9 episodes
Snoopy’s Getting Married, Charlie Brown	1985	TV Movie animator
The Romance of Betty Boop	1985	TV Short animator
Hello	1984	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
The Soldier’s Tale	1984	animator
Garfield in the Rough	1984	TV Short animator
It’s Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown	1984	TV Movie animator
Garfield on the Town	1983	TV Short animator
What Have We Learned, Charlie Brown?	1983	TV Movie animator
Is This Goodbye, Charlie Brown?	1983	TV Movie animator
Here Comes Garfield	1982	TV Short animator
A Charlie Brown Celebration	1982	TV Movie animator
Enter Life	1981	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
The Big Bang and Other Creation Myths	1981	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
No Man’s Valley	1981	TV Short animator
Someday You’ll Find Her, Charlie Brown	1981	TV Movie animator
Heavy Metal	1981	animator – segment «B-17»
It’s Magic, Charlie Brown	1981	TV Movie animator
Life Is a Circus, Charlie Brown	1980	TV Movie animator
Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don’t Come Back!!)	1980	animator
The Fantastic Funnies	1980	TV Movie documentary animator – uncredited
Sky Dance	1980	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
She’s a Good Skate, Charlie Brown	1980	TV Movie animator
You’re the Greatest, Charlie Brown	1979	TV Movie animator
Step by Step	1978	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
Watership Down	1978	animator
Simple Gifts	1977	TV Movie animator – segment «Lost & Found», as William Littlejohn
Whither Weather	1977	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
A Doonesbury Special	1977	Short animator
It’s Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown	1977	TV Movie animator
Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown	1977	animator
People, People, People	1976	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
It’s Arbor Day, Charlie Brown	1976	TV Movie animator
Everybody Rides the Carousel	1975	animator – as William Littlejohn
WOW Women of the World	1975	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
You’re a Good Sport, Charlie Brown	1975	TV Movie animator
Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown	1975	TV Movie animator
The 2000 Year Old Man	1975	TV Movie animator
Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus	1974	TV Short animator
Voyage to Next	1974	Short animator
It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown!	1974	TV Movie animator
Play It Again, Charlie Brown	1971	TV Movie graphic blandishment
The Phantom Tollbooth	1970	animator
A Boy Named Charlie Brown	1969	animator
It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown	1969	TV Movie graphic blandishment
Zuckerkandl!	1968	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
He’s Your Dog, Charlie Brown	1968	TV Movie graphic blandishment
The Carol Burnett Show	1967	TV Series animator – 1 episode
It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown	1966	TV Special short graphic blandishment
A Charlie Brown Christmas	1965	TV Short graphic blandishment
We Learn About the Telephone	1965	Short animator – uncredited
The Hat	1964	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
The Great Rights	1963	Short animator
The Hole	1962	Short animator – as William Littlejohn
Of Stars and Men	1962	Documentary animation director – as William Littlejohn
The Dudley Do-Right Show	1961	TV Series animator – 1 episode
Petroushka	1956	Short animator
Fine Feathered Friend	1942	Short animator
Puss n’ Toots	1942	Short animator – uncredited
Dog Trouble	1942	Short animator – uncredited
The Night Before Christmas	1941	Short animator – uncredited
The Flying Bear	1941	Short animator – uncredited
A Rainy Day with the Bear Family	1940	Short animator – uncredited
Wanted: No Master	1939	Short animator – uncredited
Jitterbug Follies	1939	Short animator – uncredited
Seal Skinners	1939	Short animator – uncredited
Toonerville Picnic	1936	Short animator
Toonerville Trolley	1936	Short animator – uncredited
Parrotville Post-Office	1935	Short animator
Japanese Lanterns	1935	Short animator – uncredited
Parrotville Old Folks	1935	Short animator
Parrotville Fire Department	1934	Short animator

Miscellaneous

Title	Year	Status	Character
It’s a Mystery, Charlie Brown	1974	TV Movie graphic blandishment
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving	1973	TV Special short graphic blandishment
There’s No Time for Love, Charlie Brown	1973	TV Movie graphic blandishment
You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown	1972	TV Movie graphic blandishment
Snoopy Come Home	1972	graphic blandishment

Director

Title	Year	Status	Character
Garfield: His 9 Lives	1988	TV Movie co-director – segment «Stunt Kat»

Art Department

Title	Year	Status	Character
Lights	1984	TV Short storyboard development – as William Littlejohn

Production Designer

Title	Year	Status	Character
Happily Ever After	1985	TV Movie

Thanks

Title	Year	Status	Character
Walt: The Man Behind the Myth	2001	TV Movie documentary grateful acknowledgment

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
The One and Only June Foray	2013	Documentary	Himself
Walt: The Man Behind the Myth	2001	TV Movie documentary	Himself
Secret Lives	1995	TV Series documentary	Himself – Interviewee

Awards

Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1996	June Foray Award	Annie Awards
1987	Annie	Annie Awards	Distinguished Contribution to the Art of Animation

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1989	Primetime Emmy	Primetime Emmy Awards	Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)	Garfield: His 9 Lives (1988)

Source: IMDb, Wikipedia