Duncan Garner’s net worth is estimated to be around $1.5 million. The projected earnings of her ex-wife Deanna Delamere on the other hand remain unknown. Let’s look at it more.
Duncan is a journalist and radio and television personality from New Zealand. He was the political editor for ‘3 News’ in Wellington until taking up the Radio Live drive position in December 2012.
In 2017, he became the host of ‘The AM Show,’ which aired on TV3 and Radio Live.
Recently, Garner, quit ‘TV3′ on August 23, 2021, after a nearly 20-year stint with the station.
Furthermore, he has been awarded ‘The 2004 Qantas Media Award for Television News Reporter Politics Tamihere golden handshake/SFO investigation and the 2007 ‘Qantas Television Award for Television Journalist of the Year’.
Duncan Garner And Wife Deanna Delamere Net Worth
Duncan Garner’s net worth is believed to be in the $1.5 million range.
However, the current net worth of Deanna Delamere is unknown. We couldn’t estimate her wages since we don’t know what she works for a living or what she has accomplished previously.
Additionally, there are very limited sources that provide information regarding Deanna. We are not known about her early life.
Duncan was married in the year 2011 to Deanna Delamere. They were married for six years until they separated in 2018 and together they have a son named Buster.
Duncan Garner And Wife Deanna Delamere Age Difference
Duncan Garner’s looks and his ex-wife Deanna Delamere’s age suggest that they do not have a significant age difference.
Both of their ages appear to be within the same age range.
Duncan’s present age is 47 years old. He was born on the 8th of March in 1974 in New Zealand under the zodiac sign Pisces.
While Deanna on the other hand seems to have a present age of around 40s. Her actual age is not known at this time.
Additionally, Duncan was also married to Mihingarangi Forbes, a television journalist, for nine to ten years until 2008. Their two girls were born to them as a couple.
Following that, in 2010, Duncan also had a child from another relationship.
Duncan Garner Career Life
At the age of 22, he was sent to the parliamentary press gallery, where he began his long career as a political reporter.
From 2000 to 2002, he worked on the ‘Holmes’ show before switching from TVNZ to Mediaworks in 2003.
He started as a political reporter in 2007 and rose through the ranks to become the network’s political editor in 2007.
Following that, Duncan also co-hosted ‘3rd Degree’ with his closest friend Guyon Espiner. They also collaborated on ‘The Vote,‘ where they led debate teams alongside political commentator Linda Clark.