TELEVISION personality Rachel Campos-Duffy has been married to prosecutor Sean Duffy since 1999.
The pair met each other on the MTV reality show Road Rules: All Stars.
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Who is Rachel Campos-Duffy’s husband Sean Duffy?
Sean Duffy, 49, is an American politician and former Congress member.
He previously served as the US representative for Wisconsin’s 7th congressional district from 2011 to 2019.
Duffy first gained popularity as a cast member on The Real World: Boston.
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He then went on to appear on Road Rules: All Stars and Real World/Road Rules Challenge: Battle of the Seasons in 2002.
Duffy left the reality TV scene and became the district attorney of Ashland County, Wisconsin.
Do Rachel Campos-Duffy and Sean Duffy have children?
Campos-Duffy and Duffy have nine children: Evita Pilar, Xavier Jack, Paloma Pilar, Patrick Miguel, Lucia-Belen, MariaVictoria Margarita, John-Paul, Valentina StellaMaris, and Margarita Duffy.
They welcomed their ninth baby in 2019 after Campos-Duffy had suffered two miscarriages.
Campos-Duffy opened up on Facebook about the birth of Valentina, saying: “She was born last week, one month before her due date.
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“She is doing great, though still in the NICU until she learns to eat on her own.
She continued: “I’m home now, trying to recover from my first C-section (hats off to all the c-section moms out there — I had no idea!) and working hard with my breast pump to keep up with her growing appetite.
“When we visit with her at the hospital, the kids fight over who can hold her — I don’t blame them! She’s the sweetest, most perfect angel we have ever seen.”
The newborn was reportedly born with health complications, which prompted Duffy to resign from Congress and help care for her.
What is Sean Duffy’s net worth?
Duffy is reportedly with $100,000.
Campos-Duffy, however, is worth $500,000.
She reportedly amassed her fortune working on TV as a reality star and on Fox News’ Outnumbered.
Campos-Duffy was named co-host of the weekend show, Fox & Friends on May 24, 2021.
She is the first Hispanic woman to co-host a cable news morning show, according to Fox.
