Shawna Brannon Biography; Net Worth, Age, Yoga And Illness

Shawna Brannon (Shawna Marie Brannon) is a fitness expert and the wife of fitness guru, author and actor, Tony Horton.

Shawna Brannon was born in the United States of America on April 9. However, the year of her birth is not known. Shawna Brannon has kept a very low profile and so apart from the fact that she is a fitness trainer and wife of Tony Horton, not much is known about her.

As a fitness expert, Shawna Brannon has appeared on several Instagram videos on her husband, Tony Horton’s account where they give out directions for effective home-based exercises.

Tony Horton and Shawna Brannon got married on October 4, 2015. In October 2017, two years after Shawna Brannon’s marriage to Tony Horton, he revealed that he was diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, a complication of shingles characterized by a rash affecting the mouth or ear and paralysis of the facial nerve (facial palsy).

Shawna Brannon Net Worth

Though Tony Horton has a net worth of well over $25 million, Shawna Brannon’s net worth is pegged at around $1.5 million.

Shawna Brannon Yoga

Shawna Brannon mostly appears on Tony Horton’s Instagram account, @tonyshorton where she gives demonstrations using yoga, plyometrics and bodyweight exercises to improve upon health and fitness.

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