Search for the Mateo Lopes Guzman house and you will find plenty of confident descriptions online — but almost none are based on a documented property. That is the honest starting point here. Mateo Lopes Guzman is not a homeowner with a listed mansion. He is a young child, born in 2019 to actors Ryan Guzman and Chrysti Ane, and no credible outlet, property record or listing has ever linked a house, price or address to his name. What follows is everything genuinely documented about him and his family — and what is not known.

A generic Los Angeles street. No photo of Mateo’s family home has been published. (Illustrative image)
Who Is Mateo Lopes Guzman?
Mateo Lopes Guzman was born on 24 January 2019. Entertainment Tonight reported his arrival the same day, noting that he weighed 6.5 pounds and measured 19 inches long. He is the first child of American actor Ryan Guzman and Brazilian actress Chrystiane Lopes, known as Chrysti Ane. His middle name comes from his mother’s birth name, and his surname from his father — reflecting his Brazilian and Mexican-American heritage.
His first name has a documented story. Ryan Guzman explained before the birth that his mother had run a daycare for much of her life, and one of the children she cared for was named Mateo. “He was one of the sweetest kids,” Guzman said, as reported by Entertainment Tonight. “As soon as I found out I was having a son, I pictured this little kid.” The couple announced the pregnancy in September 2018, having already settled on Mateo for a boy or Genevieve for a girl. Ryan’s brother Steven shared the birth news on Instagram. Beyond those early announcements, his parents have shared very little.
What Is Actually Documented About the Mateo Lopes Guzman house?
The short answer is: nothing specific. No reputable source documents a house for him with an address, purchase date, sale price, square footage, bedroom count or architectural style. Born in 2019, he is seven in 2026. Children that age do not buy houses, and no trust purchase, estate transfer or listing in his name has been reported by any established publication.
Biography profiles of Mateo generally say only that he lives with his family in Los Angeles — where both parents built their careers and his mother has lived since childhood. That is very different from a documented home. No profile identifies a neighbourhood, street or property, and this article will not guess at one. Publishing an address for a young child would be wrong even if one were rumoured — and here there is not even a reliable rumour.
Readers should therefore treat any website describing a grand family estate for Mateo — with a build year, a courtyard or room-by-room detail — with scepticism. None of it traces back to a listing, interview, photograph or public record. It is filler written to match a search term, not reporting. The documented record is about people, not property.
His Father: Ryan Guzman
Ryan Guzman was born on 21 September 1987 in Abilene, Texas, and raised largely in Sacramento, California. He worked as a model and trained in mixed martial arts before acting. His breakthrough came in Step Up Revolution in 2012, followed by Pretty Little Liars and The Boy Next Door. Since 2018 he has been best known as firefighter Eddie Diaz in 9-1-1.
That role is the family’s main documented link to Los Angeles working life — but it is not a house story. Guzman has never been the subject of a widely reported home purchase or sale, and sites claiming he “owns a home in Los Angeles” never name a property, price or date.

A generic family living room. No Guzman home interior has been published. (Illustrative image)
His Mother: Chrysti Ane
Chrystiane Lopes was born on 26 July 1993 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and moved to Los Angeles as a young child — accounts put her age at six or eight at the time. She became best known as Sarah Thompson, the Pink Ranger, in Power Rangers Ninja Steel in 2017–2018, and has also worked as a fitness model.
According to her biography, she met Ryan Guzman in 2017, although some profiles date their relationship to 2016. They were engaged by late 2018; HELLO! reported Guzman proposed on their roof, the spot of their first date. Later coverage has sometimes called them married and their separation a divorce, while other sources say they never married — the record is inconsistent, so this article notes the conflict.
A Sister, and a Family Change in 2023
Mateo became an older brother on 7 January 2021, when the couple welcomed Genevieve Valentina Guzman. Announcing her birth, Ane wrote they had decided “to be a little selfish this time around and keep this journey between us” — a sign the family was becoming more private.
In 2023, that shift became permanent. HELLO! reported in May 2023 that the couple had split after about five years together, quoting a source saying they had tried to make it work and were parenting amicably. In a March 2025 interview reported by TV Insider, Guzman spoke about healing and his children; TV Insider noted he does not share photographs of them on Instagram. Public information about Mateo effectively stops after 2023.

A closed gate: the right symbol for a family that keeps home life private. (Illustrative image)
The 2020 Health Scare That Made Headlines
The one other widely documented episode from Mateo’s early childhood is a frightening one. In early 2020, shortly after his first birthday, he was rushed to hospital wheezing, coughing and struggling to breathe. Guzman called it every parent’s worst nightmare and thanked the staff who treated him; Mateo recovered fully. That is what real documentation looks like: a date, a first-hand account, and matching coverage across outlets.
How This Compares With Documented Celebrity Homes
This site covers many celebrity homes where the facts are on the record, and the contrast is instructive. A real purchase leaves a price, date and listing history — as with the documented $900,000 rookie purchase in our guide to the Lamar Jackson house, or the $14.4 million Lake Austin estate in our Joe Rogan house article. Even a poorly documented case such as the David Njoku house has at least one recorded sale. Mateo’s case has no anchor at all, so the honest article is a family biography, not an invented tour.

Los Angeles, the city Mateo’s family is reported to call home. (Illustrative image)
Quick Facts
- Full name: Mateo Lopes Guzman
- Born: 24 January 2019 (6.5 pounds, 19 inches, per Entertainment Tonight)
- Father: Ryan Guzman, actor (9-1-1, The Boy Next Door)
- Mother: Chrysti Ane (Chrystiane Lopes), actress (Power Rangers Ninja Steel)
- Sister: Genevieve Valentina Guzman, born 7 January 2021
- Parents’ status: Separated in 2023, co-parenting, per HELLO! and TV Insider
- Documented house: None — no address, price, listing or property record in his name
- Reported home city: Los Angeles, in general biography profiles only
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Mateo Lopes Guzman have his own house?
No. No credible report links him — a young child born in 2019 — to any property purchase, sale or listing.
Where does Mateo Lopes Guzman live?
Profiles say he lives with his family in Los Angeles, but no specific home or address has ever been credibly published — and, for a young child, it should stay that way.
Who are Mateo Lopes Guzman’s parents?
Actor Ryan Guzman (9-1-1) and Brazilian actress Chrysti Ane (Power Rangers Ninja Steel). They separated in 2023 and co-parent Mateo and his sister Genevieve.
Why do some websites describe a large Guzman family estate?
Those descriptions have no source. No listing, interview or record supports a historic estate, a 1920s build date or generational ownership, so this article removed them.
The Bottom Line
The real story behind the search for a Mateo Lopes Guzman house is a privacy story. Mateo is the son of two actors who announced his birth in 2019, welcomed his sister in 2021, and then, after their 2023 separation, withdrew their children from public view. That leaves a small, solid set of facts — and no house to tour. If a sourced report about a Guzman family property ever appears, this page will be updated.
