Franci Swanepoel Husband: Was Franci Swanepoel Married?

Franci Swanepoel was a married woman. She was married to her longtime partner whose name is Max Baer.

There is no readily available information regarding Max Baer’s parents, date of birth, age, height, body measurements, educational background, academic qualifications, siblings and childhood.

Franci Swanepoel was the continuity Anchor of SABC2 and is best known for her role as Toeks Joubert on the M-Net soapie Binnelanders.

Franci Swanepoel was born on 4 November 1942 in Johannesburg, South Africa. She held Russian nationality. Franci Swanepoel’s father is Nic Swanepoel while her mother is Marida Swanepoel. Franci matriculated at Hoerskool Linden.

Franci Swanepoel completed a degree in drama at the University of Stellenbosch. She then moved into presenting, reading the news on kykNET and hosting shows like Swerftyd and Fiesta.

Franci Swanepoel also took on the role of Gesie in PG du Plessis’ Koöperasiestories; and roles in Desert Flower and Somebody to Love, by Jan Scholtz.

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