Shaunyl Benson Biography; Net Worth, Age, Husband, Family Of Criss Angel’s Wife

Shaunyl Benson is an Australian singer, actress and songwriter widely known for being the ex-wife of the famous magician, Criss Angel.

Shaunyl Benson was born on 29th July, 1991 in Queensland, Australia. Shaunyl Benson’s mother is a Filipino while her dad is from Ireland.

Not much is known about Shaunyl Benson’s educational career and early life. However, Shaunyl Benson put her movie and music career on hold when her son fell sick.

As a singer, Shaunyl Benson co-wrote ‘Never’ for Criss Angel and is also known for the movies, Jane which was released in 2017, where she was called Jane Campbell and Desert Rose, released in 2018 where she was called Molly Chirns.

Shaunyl’s music and acting career is yet to hit the limelight.

Shaunyl Benson Net Worth

Shaunyl Benson has a net worth of $1 million.

Shaunyl Benson Husband

Criss Angel is the ex-husband of Shaunyl Benson. Shaunyl and Criss Angel secretly got married in 2015. However, after just one year of marriage, Criss Angel and Shaunyl Benson divorced but they got back for the second time in 2018.

Shaunyl Benson Family

Together, Shaunyl and Criss Angel have two sons, Johnny Crisstopher Sarantakos and Xristos Yanni Sarantakos.

Johnny battled acute lymphoblastic leukaemia and in 2019, after three years of treatment, he won the battle and became cancer-free.

YouTube of Criss Angel’s Wife

Shaunyl Benson does not own a YouTube channel but is quite sought after in Instagram, boasting of 55.8k followers.

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