Corey Bohan

Has a daughter named Kirra Max (b. June 24, 2016) with his ex-wife Audrina Patridge.

On December 18, 2015. Announced he and his fiancé Audrina Patridge are expecting their 1st child together in the late spring of 2016.

Pro BMX Rider/Carpenter: Brisbane, Australia [October 2008]

Then in the summer of 2006, Corey made X Games history. He was the first athlete to ever three-peat in BMX Dirt.

In 2006 and 2007, Bohan had some difficulty throughout the Action Sports Tour, but is hopeful to come back strong this year. When Corey isn't throwing his notoriously massive back flips, or pulling no-hand one-foot to tailwhips, he can be found in his home in Southern California, and featured in an episode of MTV's hit show The Hills. The only rider to win back-to-back XG Dirt gold, Australian Corey Bohan is on the cutting edge of the dirt evolution. Corey was one of the first riders to land front flips and barspin to tailwhips on dirt. He also has a knack for performing under pressure, something he displayed at X '05 when he came from last place in the final run and to first for gold.

In 2005 he had a great season at the first Dew Tour, finishing second in the standings.

He showed even more potential when he won the X Games in 2004, and 2005.

Aussie born, Corey Bohan is no stranger to the podium. Coming strong to the scene of BMX Dirt in 2002, Corey placed second in Planet X Games. Getting his name out there, he gained sponsors, and respect throughout the action sports industry. A year later, he earned a silver medal at the Summer X Games, just proving that it wasn't just luck at Planet X.