Meredith Shaw Husband: Who is Meredith Shaw married to?

Meredith Shaw is a Canadian radio and television personality, As of this writing, Meredith Shaw is not married.

However, she is engaged to celebrity chef and restaurateur Rodney Bowers. According to both Meredith and Rodney, they met through their mutual friend and co-worker Marilyn Denis.

“We always say that Marilyn Denis was kind of our matchmaker,” Meredith remembered to the abovementioned outlet. “I think we were both kind of aware of each other because of what we do for a living.

“We met at an event that I was emceeing for CHUM-FM and he was there with a brand he was working with. “Rod just felt like home to me; he always had the minute I saw him.

Rodney and Meredith made their romance Instagram official in March 2018 after dating for almost a year. Rodney and Meredith announced their engagement on July 22, 2021.

Rodney Bowers is a chef, restaurant owner, and culinary professional from Newfoundland, Canada. Rodney launched his own restaurant, The Rosebud, in 2005 after working as a cook at many restaurants.

Rodney and his longtime partner Meredith Shaw appear on The Marilyn Denis Show on a regular basis. In addition, the duo co-hosts the CTV cookery show Double Your Dish.

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