Alex Trebek’s Wife Jean Currivan Trebek Biography: Age, Height, Wikipedia, Net Worth, Wedding, Husband, Birthday, Instagram, Engagement Ring

Biography

Jean Currivan Trebek (born 3rd September 1963) is a renowned American entrepreneur and businesswoman.

She works as a professional religious science practitioner, metaphysician, Reiki Master, and sound healer.

She is well known for being the wife of popular television celebrity, Alex Trebek.

Alex Trebek is a famous personality who is best known as the host of the game show, Jeopardy! (1984–2020).

Jean Currivan Trebek
Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name: Jean Currivan Trebek
Born: 3 September 1963 (age 63 years old)
Place of Birth: Greenlawn, New York, United States
Nationality: American
Parents: N/A
Children: Emily Trebek, Matthew Trebek
Height: 1.72 m
Siblings: Chris Currivan, Audrey Currivan
Husband • Spouse: Alex Trebek (m. 1990–2020)
Boyfriend • Partner: N/A
Occupation: Businesswoman
Net Worth: US$1.92 million

Early Life

Jean Currivan Trebek hails from Greenlawn, New York. She was born on the September 3rd, 1963.

She was born into a Catholic family, and she spent her childhood on the East Coast, Long Island, along with her elder brother, Chris Currivan, and a younger sister, Audrey Currivan.

Jean Currivan Trebek’s brother, Chris Currivan, was one and a half years older than Jean. He was born with a congenital disorder, ‘Hydrocephalus,’ a condition in which extra fluid puts pressure on the brain.

Therefore, he suffered various physical, intellectual, and developmental disabilities. Jean grew up looking after her brother and tending to his needs.

Education

Jean Currivan Trebek attended Harborfields High School for her high school studies. Unlike her siblings, there is little about Jean Currivan Trebek‘s parents. Also, she has a rich religious background.

Career

Jean Currivan Trebek is an entrepreneur who works as a professional religious science practitioner, metaphysician, Reiki Master, and sound healer.

She is well known for being the wife of popular television celebrity Alex Trebek, who is best known as the host of the game show Jeopardy! (1984–2020).

Personal Life

On April 30, 1990, Jean Currivan Trebek got married to Alex Trebek, who was previously married to Elaine Callie.

Although Alex Trebek had no children with Elaine Callie, he adopted Elaine’s daughter, Nicky, from her previous marriage.

Alex Trebek and Elaine Callie

After divorcing his first wife in 1981, Alex Trebek and Jean Currivan Trebek crossed paths at a party in 1988, and later, he invited her to his home for dinner.

Born in 1940, Alex Trebek was twenty-three years older than Jean Currivan Trebek.

They have two children, namely Emily Trebek and Matthew Trebek.

At the age of 80, Alex Trebek died due to pancreatic cancer on November 8, 2020.

Net Worth

The Jeopardy host is among the richest celebrities in the US. As of now, sources estimates his net worth to be US$75 million. In addition, he has been pocketing a salary of US$18 million monthly.

Sources also claimed that Jean Currivan Trebek pockets US$1.92 million as net worth.

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