Beth Cullen Kerridge

 A talented personality, Beth Cullen Kerridge is well known as an English Sculptor and businesswoman. She catches the attention of the public being the wife of a famous English professional chef Tom Kerridge.

Quick Facts: Beth Cullen Kerridge

Name Beth Cullen Kerridge
Age 50
Gender Female
Nationality British
Ethnicity White
Profession Sculptor and businesswoman
Net Worth Under review
Married/Single married
Husband Tom Kerridge
Children Acey Kerridge
Education Royal College of Art and Liverpool John Moores University
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10 Facts of Beth Cullen Kerridge 

  1.  A talented personality, Beth Cullen Kerridge is well known as an English Sculptor and businesswoman.
  2. Beth Cullen Kerridge was born in 1970, in Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom. She is currently at the age of 50.
  3. She holds British nationality and belongs to white ethnicity. Her birth sign and religion are still unknown to the general people.
  4. She catches the attention of the public being the wife of a famous English professional chef Tom Kerridge.
  5. Keeping her low-profile, she hasn’t disclosed the information related to her parents and siblings.
  6. She is blissfully married to Tom Kerridge in 2000. 
  7. The couple is blessed with 1 healthy and happy children. The name of the child is Acey Kerridge.
  8. She is living happily with her husband and children in the United Kingdom without any extra-marital affairs, misunderstanding and fights.
  9. Talking about her educational qualification, she attended the Royal College of Arts and passed her graduation.
  10. Beth Cullen Kerridge’s actual net worth hasn’t been revealed yet but her husband’s net worth is £3.5million.
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