MP Jodi Mckay married her husband Stephen Fenn in 2009. Follow more details about her partner here.
Jodi Mckay has resigned as a member of parliament which has triggered yet another state byelection. Earlier this year, she resigned as NSW labor leader.
She shared that the lockdown has given her time to reflect and consider her future.
MP: Jodi McKay Husband or Partner Stephen Fenn
Stephen Fenn is a husband and partner of former MP, Jodi Mckay. The pair has been together for more than a decade now. They tied the knot in 2009 as per the politician’s Wikipedia.
The couple has kept their love alive to date. In 2019, McKay mentioned that her husband quit his job to take care of things at home when she took the position as NSW leader of Opposition.
Besides, this time when announcing her resignation from the parliament, she mentioned that she considered her future and took her decision.
Though she has not commented on any personal matter, it may be possible she wants to focus on family life as well. However, it is just a hunch and has not confirmed the news.
We believe if she wishes to focus on family life, she would share about it. Otherwise, we can guess from what step would she be taking form now on.
Details On Jodi McKay Age And Children
Jodi McKay is at the age of 52 as of 2021. Despite being married for 12 years, she and her partner do not have any children. However, she has a stepdaughter named Maddy.
She was born on 16 August 1969 in Gloucester, New South Wales. There is no information about her childhood. However, there are in-depth details about how her career life begun.
She started as a Journalist and eventually became a news anchor for NBS Television. She was among the first news anchor to cover the 9/11 attack on the United States.
From becoming a journalist to a politician, she has followed numerous paths and since she has stepped down from politics, people are eager to know what will she be doing now.
Jodi McKay Quits Politics Following Resignation As Opposition Leader
Jodi McKay has announced that she is quitting politics nearly after five months of resigning as an opposition leader. She did not give much detail about her decision but said that she wants to consider her future.
The Sydney Morning Herald mentioned that she become the fifth NSW MP to resign from the parliament within the past month.
Previously, former premier Gladys Berejiklian, her deputy John Barilaro, transport minister Andrew Constance and Holsworthy MP Melanie Gibbons has also given their resignation from the parliament.