Robyn Krauthammer Bio, Age, Nationality, Parents, Siblings, Height, Net Worth

Robyn Krauthammer is the widow of Charles Krauthammer, a well-known political commentator and author who won the Pulitzer Prize for his weekly Washington Post column. He died on the 21st of June 2018 after a long battle with cancer. Robyn is a former lawyer and current artist, but her celebrity stems from her marriage to a popular political columnist.

Robyn Krauthammer: Bio, Parents, Siblings, Ethnicity

Robyn Trethewey was born in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia on 5 September 1952. Unfortunately, Robyn has remained silent about her early life, including the names of her parents and their occupations.

All about Robyn Krauthammer’s Career

Robyn relocated to Paris, France, following the completion of her studies, and began working for an international law firm. This lasted only two years before she returned to the United States, where she discovered her true calling in the arts and began painting and sculpting. Robyn has achieved considerable success as an artist over the years, and one of her works is now on display at the Washington Foxhall Gallery.

Net Worth and Salary

Although she initially studied law, she changed careers two years later and has since become quite successful, significantly increasing her wealth.  According to authoritative sources, Krauthammer’s net worth is estimated to be as high as $2.5 million. Without a doubt, her wealth will increase in the coming years, assuming she continues to succeed in her career.

Relationship Status: Divorced?

Robyn and Charles met in the 1970s at Oxford. They began conversing about the process of doing laundry, as Charles lacked basic proficiency in this area. Their romance blossomed on the spot, and the two married in 1974, remaining together until Charles’ death in 2018 and welcoming a son named Daniel, who is now a successful economist.

Death of Husband?

Charles was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor in his abdomen in August 2017 and underwent successful surgery, according to the doctors. Regrettably, he announced in June of the following year that the cancer had returned and he had only a few weeks to live. Charles tragically died thirteen days later, on the 21st June 2018 in an Atlanta, Georgia hospital. Robyn withdrew from the spotlight following Charles’s death, focusing on charity and continuing to work on the Pro Musica Hebraica, a non-profit organization she co-founded with Charles dedicated to presenting Jewish classical music.