Tembi Locke, an American actress, has starred in numerous films and TV shows. One of her most notable roles was as ‘Dr. Grace Monroe’ on Syfy’s Eureka and ‘Dr. Diana Davis in Sliders. She also made a mark with appearances in The Mentalist, Castle, and Bones.

Recently, she featured in the second episode of the exclusive Hulu series Into the Dark. Additionally, Locke is known for her written works A Memoir of Love, Finding Home, and Sicily, showcasing her versatility across genres.

Locke’s published book, released on April 30, delves into the tale of her multicultural marriage to her Italian spouse and the subsequent tragedy of his sudden passing.

What is Tembi Locke’s net worth? Salary, Earnings

According to Wikipedia, Forbes, and Business Insider, Tembi Locke’s net worth is $1.5 million.

Where was Tembi Locke born? Ethnicity, Nationality, Family, Education

Tembi Locke, born Tembekile Locke, is 49 years old. Her parents, a prominent lawyer and a prosperous businessman, raised her and her younger sister, Attica Locke, who also has a great profession. Attica is a multi-award winning literature and television writer. The younger Locke is also known for her work as a writer and producer of the television drama series Empire. Temi was raised admirably by her parents, both civil rights fighters.

Quick information

• Date of birth = July 26, 1970
• Age = 51 years, 0 months
• Nationality = American
• Profession= Actress
• Marital status = Single
• Husband/spouse= Saro Gullo (dead)
• Ethnicity= N/A
• Equity = $1.5 million
• Children/Children= Zoela(Daughter)
• Height = 5 feet 4 inches

Is Tembi Locke married? Relationship

Tembi met her life partner while on vacation in Italy. Saro, the lucky one, has always stated that their meeting was love at first sight for him. Three years later, they were absolutely in love with each other and seeking happiness in their marriage.

In 2002, they were surrounded by misfortune in an otherwise happy and joyful environment. Saro was diagnosed with an incredibly rare type of cancer. Despite their circumstances, they remained hopeful and found comfort in each other. For a decade, Tembi helped her husband with her medical procedures in any way she could, and they even adopted a beautiful daughter, Zoela.

Until Saro’s death in 2012, the three-generation family traded on a happy ending. For a time, she struggled to let her memories of him fade. However, as one of the authors of Tembi’s blog pointed out, their journey as lovers, partners and family continues in various forms today.

Tembi wanted her daughter to know more about her father, his culture and her family. She wrote about her experience in her memoir, which she eventually turned into a book. In addition to her profession, she now finds solace in cooking and caring for her daughter, as well as the cherished memories of her husband.