FAMED English actress Olivia Hussey starred in the 1968 production of Romeo and Juliet.
She then went on to star in several other films and television shows, and now fans want to know more about her husband, David Glen Eisley.

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Who is Olivia Hussey’s husband, David Glen Eisley?
Since 1991, Olivia Hussey has been married to David Glen Eisley.
Eisley is arguably best known for his career as a musician, singer, songwriter, and actor.
He was born in 1952 in Los Angeles, California.
Over the years, he has been seen performing in the bands Giuffria, Dirty White Boy, and House of Lords. However, he also has a successful solo career.


One of his most famous songs is Sweet Victory, which was featured in an iconic SpongeBob Squarepants episode in 2001.
“My jaw fell to the floor,” Eisley recalled after hearing his song on the episode for the first time, according to APM Music.
The song was composed, recorded, and produced by Eisley and the late Bob Kulick in 1997.
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Do Olivia and David have kids?
Since tying the knot in 1991, Hussey and Eisley have welcomed one child, actress India Joy Eisley.
Over the years, she has starred in several productions. Still, she is arguably best known for her role as Ashley Juergens in the ABC Family television series The Secret Life of the American Teenager.
Prior to her marriage to Eisley, Hussey welcomed Alexander Martin with the late pop singer Dean Paul Martin and Maximillian Fuse with Japanese singer and actor Akira Fuse.

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What is David Glen Eisley’s net worth?
Due to Eisley’s successful career in the music industry, he has been able to amass a fortune over the years.
While his exact net worth is unclear, it is reportedly between $1million and $5million.
This estimate comes from record sales and other business ventures.
Hussey also has a massive fortune thanks to her acting career.
As of January 2023, her net worth is an estimated $8million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
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