Christie Blatchford, a Canadian newspaper columnist, has made a strong impression in the fields of journalism and broadcasting with her diverse skill set and distinctive talent. The 67-year-old has worked as a newspaper columnist, broadcaster, and author of four non-fiction books, and has found success in all of his endeavors.
Her professional success, however, has not translated into her personal life. Her own life has seen her involved in failed relationships, which has served to make her wiser.
Relationship Status: Single?
After failing to keep his marriage vows twice, the veteran journalist appears to be living alone right now. There has been no mention of Christies’s most recent spouse because she has continued to live a less detailed, secluded life away from the clamor of television.
Christie had previously been married twice. Despite hiding the details of her ex-husbands from the prying eyes of paparazzi, her failure to keep her wedding vows was an open secret. She failed miserably to maintain a healthy relationship with both husbands, and both weddings ended in divorce.
Despite the bad blood between her and her ex-partners, her divorce was as amicable as possible. The separation was made easier because she had no children with either of her partners. Despite violating their wedding vows, Christie never stopped talking to them and always wished them well.
Christie, an experienced executive who had gone through two divorces, wrote a column for the National Post offering advice to men. Blatchford wrote to all the men who were filing for divorce:
“No one cares about how cruel your ex was to you, how unfair she was to you, and so on… Finally, the system cannot right wrongs; it can only process your case.”
Christie has learned what it takes to deal with the unsettling situation that can stalk any married couple at any time because she has gone through it twice.
Christie’s Biography: From Sports Journalism to Nonfiction
Christie Blatchford was born in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, to Canadian parents in 1951. Christie, who is of white ethnicity, celebrates her birthday every year on May 20th.
Christie grew up in Quebec before moving to Toronto with her family when she was in high school. Her parents raised her with the proper motivation and care, and she graduated from North Toronto College Institute in 1970. Christie then enrolled at Ryerson University to study journalism.
Between 1973 and 1977, she worked as a sports reporter for the Globe and Mail. Christie was given the opportunity to work for the Toronto Sun and Toronto Star due to her emerging talent before joining the National Post in 1998. Blatchford left the National Post in 2003 after receiving a National Newspaper Award for column writing in 1999. He returned in 2011.
Christie, in addition to her broadcasting career, has dabbled in writing and has written four non-fiction books. Fifteen Days (2007), Life Sentence (2016), Spectator Sports (1986), and Helpless are just a few of her incredible works (2010).
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