Dax Tejera Wife: Was Dax Tejera Married?

This Week producer Dax Tejera was married to his wife, Veronica Bautista, and together they had two children, Sofia and Ella.

Who Was Dax Tejera?

Dax Tejera was the Executive Producer of the program This Week, which is aired on ABC.

Tejera joined ABC in 2017 as a senior producer and was promoted to the position of executive producer in 2020.

He had previously been executive producer at MSNBC, for the program Fusion.

Tejera who was supposed to turn 38 next month, was a two-time Emmy Award nominee.

What Happened To Dax Tejera?

Tejera passed away on December 23, 2022, after suffering a heart attack. He was aged 37.

Tejera is regarded as “one of the kindest and brightest lights,” a man who “would move heaven and earth” to tell a good story, and someone who was “sharp, thoughtful, unflappable, and fun.”

“Such a heartbreaking day for all of us at @abcnews Dax Tejera was not only the brightest – most compassionate – executive producer I’ve ever worked with, he was also a dear friend,” wrote John Quiñones.

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