Trina Grimes is the wife of the former governor of Louisiana, Edwin Edwards, who just passed away at the age of 93 years old. Find out more about the governor’s wife in this article.
Trina Grimes is the wife of the late former governor of Louisiana, Edwin Edwards. They got married on the 29th of July 2011 in New Orleans.
Trina is the third wife of the late governor and they met while Edwin was still in prison serving his 11-year long sentence for money racketeering, laundering, fraud, and extortion.
Edwin Edwards Wife: Who Is Trina Grimes? Age And Bio Explored
Trina Grimes is the third wife of Edwin Edwards, former governor of Louisiana. They have a son together, Eli Wallace Edwards who is seven years old.
Letti and I join the people of Louisiana in praying for the family of Edwin Edwards. Our state’s longest serving governor, he served our state for an unprecedented four terms. We send our prayers and condolences to his wife, Trina, his children, and the entire Edwards family. pic.twitter.com/MgOru64QFe
— La. Sec. of State (@Louisiana_sos) July 12, 2021
Trina’s age is 42 years old and she was born on August 19, 1978, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The age difference between Trina and Edward was 51 years old and she was just born during his second term as governor.
Edwards had daughters from his previous marriages who were twice the age of Trina.
Trina Grimes Job And Net Worth
Talking about her job, Trina Grimes has appeared on the TV reality series and even has her IMDB page. The couple was the subject of a reality show The Governor’s Wife that aired in 2013.
According to the networthpost, Trina has an estimated net worth of $10 million USD. Most of her earnings come from her career in reality shows and her marriage with Edwin Edwards.
Trina Grimes Husband Cause Of Death Revealed
Trina Grimes’s husband Edwin Edwards died from respiratory problems at the age of 93 years. He had just celebrated his 93rd birthday with his friends and family.
BREAKING NEWS:
Former Governor Edwin Edwards dies peacefully Monday morning at his home in Gonzales with his friends and family at his bedside.
Among Edwards’ last words were, “I love Louisiana and I always will.”https://t.co/0eIe31MPNq pic.twitter.com/HWz585Er0W
— Dana DiPiazza (@danawbrz) July 12, 2021
All of his family and friends were by his bedside during his last moments. He had been suffering from illness for quite a while and dealing with respiratory problems.