Rachel Campos-Duffy

Rachel Campos Duffy is a well-known American public figure who is most known for her work as a television personality, published author, and communications consultant. She has also worked on the MTV reality TV series The Real World: San Francisco.

What is Rachel Campos-Duffy’s Net Worth in 2022?

 According to Celebrity Net Worth, Rachel Campos-Duffy has a net worth of $500,000. Duffy’s total compensation at Nicolet Bankshares as an Independent Director is $46,479. 14 executives at Nicolet Bankshares are paid more, with Michael Daniels receiving the most at $2,804,170. Similarly, Samantha Hegseth‘s husband Pete Hegseth has $19 Million worth.

The Arizona native is married to former Sean Duffy, who was discovered to be one of the poorest members of Congress in a 2009 financial statement. Sean revealed at the time that he and Rachel owed $250,000 to $500,000 in mortgage debt, $100,000 in student loan debt, $50,000 in credit card debt, and $250,000 in debt connected to the family holiday house, a cabin not far from his principal residence in Wisconsin at the time.

Rachel Campos-Duffy’s Career

Rachel Campos-Duffy and her six housemates featured on the ‘Real World: San Francisco‘ in 1994. From February 12 until June 19, she lived there. The show debuted on July 6, 1994. Later that year, Rachel starred in ‘Road Rules: All-Stars’ alongside a few cast members from The Real World, including Sean Duffy. Rachel was one of ten Real World cast members that starred in Wedding Video, a 2003 film based on one of the Real World cast members, Norman Korpi.

Duffy auditioned three times for the role of Barbara Walters on the television talk show ‘The View.’ When Lisa Ling was hired in 1999, she competed in an on-air trial with Lisa Ling and Lauren Sanchez. When Lisa left the program in 2002, Rachel was shown competing against Erin Hershey Presley and Elisabeth Hasselback until Elisabeth was hired. She competed for the position again after Elizabeth left, but she was unsuccessful. Rachel fought the Trump administration’s controversial practice on June 21, 2018, during Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle.

In 2017, Duffy supported Republican Congressional candidate Greg Gianforte of Montana for physically assaulting reporter Ben Jacobs. When Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump in the election, Duffy asserted without evidence of election fraud and antics. Rachel will now co-host Fox and Friends, succeeding Jedediah Bila, and will make her first appearance on the show on June 12, 2021.

Rachel Campos-Duffy’s Husband, Sean Duffy

Rachel Campos-Duffy has been married to her husband, former congressman Sean Duffy, since April 10, 1999. Rachel claims they initially met on television, but they met on a train in 1997 because their jobs required them to travel. Sean was most recently a congressman representing Wisconsin’s 7th congressional district. Rachel revealed in 2008 that she suffered two miscarriages. In 2013, they relocated to Wausau, Wisconsin, so Sean could be closer to an airport for his weekly journey to Washington, D.C., where he worked three or four days a week.

Rachel’s husband announced his resignation from Congress on August 26, 2019. He told his resignation on Facebook, citing his family as the basis for his departure from Congress. Due to problems, including a heart ailment, Duffy stated that their ninth child, born in October of the same year, would require even more love, time, and attention. Sean went on to say that it was a good time to devote his attention and time to his family.

Rachel Campos-Duffy’s Children

Rachel Campos-Duffy has six daughters and three sons. She gave birth to her first child, a daughter called Evita Pilar Duffy, on October 1, 1999. In November 2001, she gave birth to her second child, a son named Xavier Jack Duffy. Lucia-Belen Duffy, her third child, was born in April 2004. In 2006, her fourth child, John-Paul Duffy, was born. Paloma Pilar Duffy, Duffy’s third daughter, and fifth child, was born on May 18, 2008.

On April 1, 2010, she gave birth to her sixth child, Maria Victoria Margarita Duffy. Margarita Duffy, her fourth daughter, and seventh child, was born on May 6, 2014. On May 29, 2016, she gave birth to her eighth child, a son called Patrick Miguel Duffy, at 44. Valentina Stella Maris, the Duffys’ ninth child (and sixth daughter), was born on October 1, 2019. Valentina had Down syndrome and was born a month earlier.

Rachel Campos-Duffy’s Early Life

Rachel Campos grew up in Tempe, Arizona on October 22, 1971, to the parents Miguel Campos, and Maria del Pilar, who were both junior high school teachers in Chandler. Patrick Campos and Joseph Campos are her two brothers. In 2012, her sister, Leah Campos Schandlbauer, campaigned for Congress in Arizona. Campos and her siblings grew up in a devout Catholic household.

The 50-year-old received her diploma from Seton Catholic Preparatory High School. Campos’ grandparents immigrated to the United States from Mexico. Campos received his bachelor’s degree in economics from Arizona State University in December 1993. She was awarded the Woodrow Wilson Graduate Fellowship, which she intended to pursue her dream of becoming a college professor. Campos earned a master’s degree in international affairs with honors from the University of California, San Diego.

Rachel Campos-Duffy’s Accident

Rachel Campos-Duffy was a passenger on a train that derailed in January 2018 as it was hauling Republican leaders and their families to a party conference in West Virginia. Only one person was killed when the train collided with a dump truck on the rails outside Charlottesville, Virginia. Though no one on board the train was seriously injured, some legislators were treated for minor injuries.

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