Marion Shalloe Partner, Net Worth, Birthday, Wiki, Instagram And Wikipedia Of Piers Morgan’s Ex-Wife

Marion Shalloe was a British hospital ward nurse best known as the former wife of a notable writer, Piers Morgan.

Marion Shalloe’s ex-husband Piers Stefan Pughe-Morgan is an English broadcaster, journalist, writer, and television personality.

Marion Shalloe’s exact date of birth, age, and birthplace is not known to the media. However, her birthday is reportedly in early March. She is British by nationality and belongs to the Caucasian ethnic group.

Marion Shalloe came into the limelight after marrying her husband Piers Morgan.  Marion Shalloe and Piers Morgan tied the knot in the year 1991 and had been married for 17 years, between 1991 and 2008. However, the pair separated in 2004 before divorcing in 2008. The couple had three sons, Albert, Spencer, and Stanley.

Marion Shalloe’s eldest son Spencer Morgan often shares pictures of her in restaurants like The Ivy with the family. Spencer is a freelance journalist, Stanley is a working actor while Albert is studying at the University of Bristol.

Not much is known about how Marion is living her life nowadays as she keeps a low profile.

Marion Shalloe Partner

Marion Shalloe is reportedly single and not dating.

How much is Marion Shalloe worth?

Marion Shalloe has a net worth estimated to be $1 million.

Marion Shalloe Instagram

Marion Shalloe is not active on Instagram.

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