Kate Rorke-Bassich Biography; Net Worth, Ex-Husband And Daughter’s Age

Kate Rorke-Bassich is a TV personality who is famous for the role she played in the TV series, ‘Life Below Zero’, a documentary show which aired on the national geographic channel.

Kate Rorke-Bassich was born in 1956 in Canada. Kate Rorke-Bassich is yet to divulge information about her family, siblings or her childhood.

Kate Rorke-Bassich lived and engaged in some research works in Alaska for 12 years. Kate Rorke-Bassich acted as the lead cast of the American hit documentary, ‘Life Below Zero’ which was broadcasted by the National Geographic Channel.

Kate Rorke-Bassich Net Worth

Kate Rorke-Bassich has a net worth of $300,000.

Kate Rorke-Bassich Ex-Husband

Kate Rorke-Bassich was married to Andy Bassich whom she met in 2003 at Dawson City. At the time they met, Kate Rorke-Bassich was a tourist while Andy Bassich was a riverboat captain.

Kate Rorke-Bassich and Andy Bassich lived an adventurous life after they got married, their life revolved around; hard heating with wood, feeding their dogs, hunting, gathering or growing, processing and preparing every meal from scratch. The pair also hunted moose, black bear, caribou, wolf, salmon.

However, after over ten years of married life, Kate Rorke-Bassich separated from her husband, Andy Bassich in 2015. Kate Rorke-Bassich alleged that  Andy was verbally and emotionally abusive toward her.

Kate Rorke-Bassich left her home in Calico Bluff in January of 2015.

Kate Rorke-Bassich Daughter’s Age

There is no information about Kate Rorke-Bassich having any children with her ex-husband Andy Bassich.

Before Andy, she was married and had children from the relationship. Though it is not known how many, her youngest is a daughter.

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