Cassandra Troy Biography; Net Worth, Age, Movies And Husband

Cassandra Troy is a fitness promoter, famed for being the wife of popular Canadian actor and film producer, Andrew Walker.

Cassandra Troy was born on 4th May in Montreal, Canada (her year of birth has not been made public ). Cassandra Troy has two siblings. Cassandra Troy loves to keep a low profile and as a result, has not revealed details about her family, early life and education.

Cassandra Troy Net Worth

Cassandra Troy has a net worth of about $800,000.

Cassandra Troy Movies

Cassandra Troy is known for starring in the movie ‘3 Tables’ where she played the role of Maria.

Cassandra Troy Husband

Cassandra Troy got married to Andrew Walker on  8th June 2012 . However, prior to meeting Andrew Walker, Cassandra Troy served as a sales manager at Joseph Ribkoff, one of the leading Canadian fashion designers.

A year after they got married, Cassandra Troy and Andrew Walker started Clover Juice, which is now a renowned company which produces cold-pressed juice. After expanding the company, they rebranded it to Little West.

On 15 July 2015, Cassandra Troy and Andrew Walker welcomed their first son, West Walker and on and in 2019, they welcomed their second child, Wolf Reinhard Walker.

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