New Yorker staff writer Kelefa Sanneh’s wife is Sarah Sahheh. For further details, keep reading the article.
Born in 1975, in Birmingham, West Midlands, England, Kelefa Sanneh is an American Journalist and music critic.
In 1997, he graduated from the Harvard University with a degree in literature. While studying at Harvard, he worked for WHRB’s Record Hospital and Transition Magazine. He was also part of Harvard bands such as Hypertrophie Shitstraw, MOPAR, Fear of Reprisal, TacTic, and a Devo cover band.
Kelefa has been working as the New York Staff Writer since 2008. And prior to that, he worked as the pop-music critic at the New York Times since 2002. He also works as a contributor at CBS Sunday Morning.
Garnering publicity for an article The Rap against Rockism that he wrote on October 31, 2004, his work has featured in The Source, Rolling Stone, Blender, The Village Voice, Man’s World, Da Capo Best Music Writing, and newspapers around the world.
Who Is Kelefa Sanneh Wife?
Kelefa Sanneh is happily married to his wife Sarah Buck.
His wife is the co-owner and pastry chef of Pies ‘n’ Thighs in Brooklyn where she has been making award-winning pies for 15 years. His wife started the shop with Carolyn Bane in the spring of 2006.
Kelefa Sanneh Family
Spending early years in Ghana and Scotland, Kelefa Sanneh’s family moved to Massachusetts in 1981 and then to Connecticut in 1989.
His father, Lamin Sanneh, a professor of theological history at Yale University and Yale Divinity School, met his unfortunate demise at the age of 76. As for his mother Sandra, a white South African linguist, she teaches the isiZulu language at Yale.
Kelefa Sanneh Net Worth
Kelefa Sanneh is yet to disclose his official net worth to the public.
However, considering his successful career, we can speculate that he has earned a decent fortune.