Curtis Sliwa Wife: Nancy Regula Age, Wikipedia, Net Worth, Nationality

Curtis Sliwa was born on March 26, 1954, in Canarsie, Brooklyn, New York, U.S. Curtis is an American activist and radio talk show host who was the Republican nominee for the 2021 New York City mayoral election.

Curtis was nearly killed on June 19, 1992. He was kidnapped and shot by two gunmen after entering a stolen taxi in Manhattan.

Curtis Sliwa Wife

Curtis is a man who has been described as one who loves to divorce his wife. He is on record to have married four times and has divorced three. Curtis married Lisa Evers​ in 1981 and divorced her in 1995. Lisa Ever happens to be his second wife.

In 2000, Curtis married his third wife, Mary Galda, and divorced her in 2012. The couple had one son, Anthony Chester.

Curtis is currently married to Nancy Regula.

Nancy Regula Age

Nancy is expected to celebrate her 38th birthday in 2021.

Nancy Regula Net Worth

Nancy is not very rich, her net worth is estimated at under $500 thousand.

Nancy Regula Nationality

Nancy is expected to be an American.

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