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Cody Rigsby: The Peloton instructor who became the main character

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Peloton trainer Cody Rigsby may be the first celebrity to be launched by exercise equipment. The trained dancer, 38, spent several years working as a fitness instructor for Peloton, which allows for live classes like the ones Rigsby hosts. He found himself labeled the “King of Quarantine” during the COVID-19 pandemic. His high-energy classes prominently feature his personal observations and propulsive dance music, often powered by pop divas such as Britney Spears. He's racked up 1.7 million-plus followers on TikTok and Instagram, and become a brand ambassador for companies as disparate as Kashi and Taco Bell. He also shares his dishy thoughts on dating and pop culture on his podcast "Tactful Pettiness," with co-host Andrew Chappelle.

Peloton trainer Cody Rigsby may be the first celebrity to be launched by exercise equipment. The trained dancer, 38, spent several years working as a fitness instructor for Peloton, which allows for live classes like the ones Rigsby hosts. He found himself labeled the “King of Quarantine” during the COVID-19 pandemic. His high-energy classes prominently…

Peloton trainer Cody Rigsby may be the first celebrity to be launched by exercise equipment. The trained dancer, 38, spent several years working as a fitness instructor for Peloton, which allows for live classes like the ones Rigsby hosts. He found himself labeled the “King of Quarantine” during the COVID-19 pandemic. His high-energy classes prominently feature his personal observations and propulsive dance music, often powered by pop divas such as Britney Spears. He's racked up 1.7 million-plus followers on TikTok and Instagram, and become a…

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