Matthew Hussey Bio, Age, Height, Net Worth, Books, Shows

Matthew Hussey Biography

Matthew Hussey is a British dating coach, YouTube personality and writer. He has also made many television appearances, including being the matchmaker on NBC’s Ready for Love. Hussey has been the resident love expert on the Today Show. He released his first book in 2013, the New York Times bestseller Get The Guy: Learn Secrets of the Male Mind to Find the Man You Want and the Love You Deserve. His YouTube channel has over 1.6 million subscribers and 266 million views as of January 2019. He has hosted the radio show Love Life with Matthew Hussey.

Matthew Hussey Age

Hussey was born on 19 June 1987 in Essex, England, United Kingdom.

Matthew Hussey Height

He stands at a height of 1.8 m,

Matthew Hussey Net Worth

Matthew Hussey has accumulated his net worth as a British dating coach, YouTube personality and writer. According to Socialblade, his self-titled YouTube channel has estimated earnings of $1.8K – $28.1K per month and $21.1K – $337.5K yearly. On his Get the Guy seminars, Hussey offers one-on-one coaching for the price tag of $10,000 per hour which has brought both attraction and controversies on the media.

Matthew Hussey and Camila Cabello

Hussey is dating Camila Cabello an American singer. The duo’s relationship first came into limelight in February 2018 after they were spotted packing on PDA on Mexico beach. On their February’s trip, the two went to Cabo-San Lucas and shared a romantic kiss.

Matthew Hussey Family

Born in Essex, England on 19 June 1987 Hussey is a son to Stephen and Pauline Hussey. He has two brothers.

Matthew Hussey  Career

Hussey started working as a life coach in his late teens and in 2008 began working as a dating coach for women aged in their 20s to 60s. Initially Hussey was a dating coach for men. He moved to the United States in 2010 and has since attracted a following which includes actresses Eva Longoria and Tyra Banks.

Since 2015, Hussey has had a column in Cosmo magazine and offers Get the Guy online tutorials, 7-hour seminars and $4,000 retreats periodically in the UK and the United States. Seminars include diagnostics, gendered advice on how to approach and offers lines and text messages tailored to various situations. The $10,000/hr price tag on his one-on-one coaching has attracted media attention and even controversy.

His movie-Hussey’s looks are often partly credited for the enthusiasm of his numerous female followers. Get the Guy is a family business managed by Hussey’s father Steve Hussey. Hussey’s brother Stephen often appears on videos on Hussey’s YouTube channel and writes content for Hussey’s site.

Matthew Hussey Books

  • Get the Guy published in 2013.

Matthew Hussey Shows

  • Ready for Love (TV series) (2013)
  • What to Text Him Back
  • So Cosmo (2017)
  • The Single Wives (2018)
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