Much Loved radio personality Russell Woolf has died. He is survived by his wife, Kylie Woolf, and their daughter.
The world is mourning the death of media personality Russell Woolf. The sad news was announced by his colleague, Geoff Hutchison, in a public statement on Tuesday.
Furthermore, Russell was known as the presenter of ABC Radio Perth’s program, Breakfast. Previously he presented weather forecasting for ABC News from the year 2007 to 2011.
Russell Woolf Wife or Partner Kylie Woolf
Late Russell Woolf was married to Kylie Woolf, his beautiful wife. The couple had welcomed their daughter, Bronte, in 2008.
Though Russell was rarely seen with his wife in public venues, he often mentioned her on his Tweets. In 2017, he shared on a Twitter post that he was very proud of his wife, as she took their daughter to Washington DC for the occasion of the Women’s March on Washington.
Russell, last year, shared a hilarious family Halloween dress-up with his wife and daughter. The comments sections were filled with laughing emojis.
Moreover, Besides his wife’s name, we do know much about her profession and personal interests at the moment.
Russell Woolf Daughter and Family
Russell Woolf and Kylie Woolf’s daughter, Bronte, turned 13 years this year. As mentioned earlier, she was born in 2008.
The Radio legend Russell shared that his father, Dennis Howard Woolf, wasn’t very proud of what he did initially. But with time being, his father changed his thinking as well.
Russell used to live with his small family (wife and daughter) in Perth, Western Australia.
Details On Russell Woolf death: How Did He Die?
Russell Woolf passed away on Tuesday morning, October 26th, at his house. He was just 57 years old at the time of passing.
The actual cause of his death has yet to be revealed. His co-host, Geoff Hutchison, shared the tragic news on the radio show. He also said that Russell was found dead in his sleep.
Russell was born in Perth, where he spent most of his childhood as well. He started pursuing his career as a media personality during his mid-20s. His first official job was as a presenter for 6SE Radio West.
He spent 18 months at 6SE Radio and two years at 6KG before finally joining the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in 1997.
Woolf also served as an ambassador for the Commissioner for Children and Young People.