Theresa Crump Age, Wiki, Family, Children, Net Worth, Height, Daughter (Kylie Tarissa Diffie) and Instagram

Theresa Crump Biography – Theresa Crump Wiki

Theresa Crump was the third wife of country music singer Joe Diffie. The couple met at a concert, at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville. They were married from 2000 until their divorce in 2007. After divorcing Theresa Crump, Diffie married Tara Terpening Diffie in 2018. Diffie was previously married to his first wife Janise Parker from 1982 to 1986, and to his second wife, Debbie Jones, from 1988 to 1996.

Theresa Crump Children

Theresa Crump and Joe Diffie have one daughter, Kylie Tarissa Diffie, who was born in 2004. When Kylie Tarissa was born, Diffie told Country Standard Time, “At first, I thought I was finished having children. But then my wife’s maternal clock got to ticking, and I said, ‘Hey, what the heck.’”

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