Tammy Bradshaw Biography

Tammy Bradshaw is an American Philanthropist and former model. She is best known for being the fourth wife to Terry Bradshaw who is a former professional football player and a television sports analyst and co-host of Fox NFL Sunday. 

Tammy Bradshaw Salary

Bradshaw has an annual salary of $2 Million.

Tammy Bradshaw Net Worth

Bradshaw has a net worth of $5 Million which she has earned through her career as a Philanthropist and former model.

Tammy Bradshaw Age

Bradshaw is 61 years old as of 2022. She was born on October 5, 1961, in the United States and she celebrates her birthday on the 5th of October every year.

Tammy Bradshaw Height and Weight

Bradshaw stands at a height of 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 60 kgs.

Tammy Bradshaw Family

Bradshaw likes to keep her personal life private hence she has neither disclosed the names of her parent nor those of her siblings.  However, this information will be updated when available.

Tammy Bradshaw Husband

Bradshaw is married to Terry Bradshaw as his fourth wife. Terry is a former professional football player and a television sports analyst and co-host of Fox NFL Sunday. They met in 1999 when he was suffering from health problems while Tammy ( Tammy Alice) was going through a divorce from ex-husband David Luttrull. In 2014, they tied the knot, and together, they reside on an 800-acre ranch. Together, they appeared in season 2 of the E! reality show called The Bradshaw Bunch, and in the show, they renewed their vows in swoon-worthy fashion.

The University of Colorado, Boulder where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in journalism. While working at Denver7, she has covered stories from the Democratic National Convention in Denver, the Columbine and Aurora theater shootings, to three Broncos’ Super Bowl appearances.

In addition, the Bradshaw family has devoted themselves to spreading awareness about opioid addiction, and in 2019, they made an appearance on Celebrity Family Feud where they won $10,000 for the 525 Foundation which was begun by parents who lost kids to opioid overdoses.