Anne-Marie Sterpini

Facts of Anne Marie Sterpini

Full Name Anne Marie Sterpini
First Name Anne
Middle Name Marie
Last Name Sterpini
Profession Celebrity Wife
Nationality Italian
Birth Country Italy
Gender Identity Female
Sexual Orientation Straight
Marital Status Married
Spouse Gregg Wallace
No Of Children 1
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Date of Birth 1986
Married Date 2016

Anne-Marie Sterpini is mostly known as the wife of an English media personality, writer, presenter, and former greengrocer, Gregg Wallace. 

Has been married four times.

Although her husband is famous among the audience, many people do not know the truth about his married life. 

Gregg Wallace has been married four times in his life. 

He was first tied the knot with his girlfriend, Christine Wallace, in the year 1991. 

But unfortunately, that marriage could not even last for a year. She left him within six weeks of being husband and wife. 

Then he met another girl Denise Wallacewho was a pastry chef by profession. The two met each other in the year 1993. 

They dated for almost five years before marriage. Finally, in 1999 the couple exchanged wedding vows. 

Together the pair went on to have two children, Tom Wallace and Libby Wallace. After five years, they broke up. 

They got a divorce in 2004. The main reason for their split was that he was having a romantic relationship with one of his employees. 

It was a hurtful moment for his ex-wife when she found out about his affair. Later she decided to end her relationship with him.

Tied knot with a biology teacher 

When his second marriage failed, he met a biology teacher online whose name is Heidi Brown in 2010. 

The two started flirting with each other via messages. Only after knowing each other for four months, they moved in together.  

Following the year, they had a matrimonial ceremony. 

He was 47-year-old when he got wedded for the third time. 

Sadly, the couple ended their relationship within 15 months. Seems like marriage was not for him. 

22 years of age Gap

Anne-Marie Sterpini met her better half on Twitter when she made a contact with him to discuss the ingredients. 

She tweeted, ‘If Rhubarb went with duck.‘ He, being a kind man, softly replied to her tweet. 

He found her beautiful in the picture. Later they both met over dinner, and that’s how their love story started. 

But the age gap between them is huge. She is 22 years old and younger than him. 

However, this was never an issue between them as they both loved each other’s company. 

They dated for three years before tying the nuptial knot in 2016 at Heaver Castle in Kent. 

Anne and Gregg’s wedding was a small and intimate affair. Since then, they have been together. 

Become father again at 55 

It is estranged but a good feeling to become parents all over again. 

Although it was her first time, it was his third time becoming a father. 

As they both welcomed a baby boy Sid on the 29th of April, 2019. He is only two years old. 

Net worth 

Anne’s net worth is yet to be disclosed. 

However, her husband is estimated to have a $5 Million net worth, which is the ideal amount of money to be earned. 

His annual salary is under review. 

Source of income 

His main income source is being a media personality, guest appearances, co-presenting MasterChef, and celebrity MasterChef. 

Currently, he is employed at BBC. The details about his house and cars are not available. 

Age

  1. She is 34 years old.
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