Mon Schafter partner Tara Feehan is vice president of HarperCollins Children Books. Mon and Tara have a daughter named Indie.
Mon is a Walkley Award-winning journalist, producer, and presenter who has contributed to numerous documentary projects and ABC TV’s 7.30 and Hungry Beast.
Schafter oversees the material for ABC’s official social media account for stories and guidance for young people and frequently hosts LGBTQIA+ events in Australia.
She also serves as a non-executive director for Twenty10, a charity that helps young people in New South Wales.
Mon Schafter Partner Tara Feehan
Mon Schafter and partner Tara Feehan are in a relationship since 2018. Tara works in the Finance Department.
The couple first made their relationship public through Schafter’s Instagram through a photo of them sharing a lovable moment when they visited the Oxford Art Factory.
Mon came out to her parents when she was a teenager. Both of her parents were very supportive of her sexuality.
She also posted a picture with her family at their home where Tara and Mon live. Everyone looked very happy in the photo and seems like her parents had accepted her relationship.
Her brother is her biggest supporter and has been the biggest part of her life. Her younger sibling Pete Schafter is still close to her, and several childhood pictures can be seen on their Instagram.
Tara has been working for the HarperCollins Children’s Book organization for more than four years.
Her financial journey started in 2009 as she was finance manager in 2009. She worked for that company for sixteen years and was promoted to Senior Director of Finance according to her LinkedIn profile.
She finished her education in Economics at the State University of New York Cortland. Feehan also has another bachelor’s degree in International Business from Marymount Manhattan College.
Their Relationship Timeline
Mon and Tara have been together for more than five years. Their relationship has gone through a lot since the time they have been together.
The First Photo Together Was From A Concert
They made their relationship public through a photo that Mon posted on her Instagram in July 2018.
The duo was at a festive concert at the Oxford Art Factory. The picture had all smiles and they looked very happy together.
Announced Pregnancy Through Instagram
They announced the pregnancy on their social media.
Mon posted a photo of them on the beach on her Instagram with Tara having a baby bump. She looked in the photo as if she was 8-9 months pregnant and they both being very careful because of her pregnancy.
They Gave Birth To Their Daughter
Tara and Mon welcomed their little Indigo on Jan 10th, 2023 at 10.28 am. At 3.4kg and 58cm long, and with a full head of hair, she’s pretty special.
They were super tired and totally in love according to her Instagram post.
Tara Celebrated Her Birthday On World Pride Day
Tara celebrated her birthday on World Pride Day with her girlfriend, and they looked happy going on a pride parade.
They celebrated their birthday in Sydney Australia.
Mon Schafter At Mardi Gras 2023
Mon Schafter co-hosted the Mardi Gras parade 2023 on ABC TV.
She told countless stories on the show, which includes her personal stories to those of the fans.
Schafter also interviewed Hollywood’s biggest names such as Jodie Foster and Margot Robbie during the show.
The highlight of the show was when she interviewed human rights pioneers like former High Court Justice Michael Kirby, and LGBTQIA+ trailblazers such as non-binary author, model, and former Olympian Casey Legler
She is the co-founder of the non-profit organization that supports young LGBTQIA+ and was heavily involved in the hosting of the parade.
She was anchoring the parade on Oxford Street with co-hosts Nate Byrne and Jack Evans.
They were supported by the on-the-ground host Jeremy Fernandez and Zindi Okenyo.
With over 200 floats, the largest international contingent the parade has ever seen, and a 45th-anniversary celebration, the ABC highlighted the vibrant and diverse community that comes together for this renowned event.
Since its inception in 2000, WorldPride has taken place worldwide, with cities bidding to host the event.
The decision to choose a location in the southern hemisphere to host WorldPride in 2023 was made by InterPride members, who chose Sydney.