Rowing: Who Is Marnie Mcbean Husband or Partner?  Marnie is a lesbian and she is married to Deanah Shelly. Explore more about her age and net worth.

Marnie is a former Canadian rower who represented Canada in two Olympics.

A 3 time Gold winner, she was awarded Bonham Centre Award.

Now retired, McBean is going to the Tokyo Olympics as the Canadian team’s chef de mission.

Marnie Mcbean Husband or Partner: Is She Married?

Marnie Mcbean does not have a husband but she is married to her partner Deanah Shelly.

Marnie and Deanah are cherishing a same-sex relationship for over a decade, as of now. She came out as a lesbian following her retirement back in 2000.

Marnie and Deanah met in 2010 after ten years of coming out as lesbians. Four years later, the duo exchanged their wedding vows in 2014. The lovebirds have welcomed a daughter named Isabel in six years of their married life.

Marnie Mcbean Age: How Old?

Marnie Mcbean is 53 years old by age.

Mcbean was born on January 28, 1968. Her zodiac sign is Aquarius.

Marnie graduated from the University of Western Ontario. 

Marnie Mcbean Net Worth

Marnie Mcbean’s net worth is estimated to be around US$1-5 Million.

As of 2021, her exact net worth is yet to be revealed.

Marnie’s net worth is still under review and will be reviewed after the required data is available.

Marnie Mcbean Wikipedia Biography

Marnie’s Wikipedia biography cites her full name as Marnie Elizabeth McBean.

She has an Order of Canada and Meritious Service Medal. Mcbean is a retired rower. She has received gold for Canada three times, two in 1992 and one in 1996.

She participated in the coxless pairs and eight events in the 1992 Olympics.

Kathleen Heddle was her rowing partner for a long time, both of them being the first Canadians to bagh 3 Olympic Gold medals.

She retired from competing internationally after she suffered from a back injury that caused her to miss the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

Furthermore, she is the chef de mission for the Canadian team at the Tokyo Olympics.

Source: CelebSaga