Popular Australian TV Personality, Trisha Stratford, has died at the age of 72 years. We explore the cause of her death, obituary and net work.
Trisha was a co-host for popular TV show “Married at First Sight.” The show features a group of strangers who participate in a social experiment and are paired together by experts.
By profession Trish Stratford was a clinical neuropsychologist, she used her expertise to advice on the popular Australian dating show until her departure in 2020.
Her death has left the whole of Australia devastated especially her fans, friends and family. Following her demise we explore the cause of her death and net worth.
What was the cause of Trisha Stratford’s death?
The cause of her death is currently unknown. The announcement of her demise was allowed by her colleague and co-host of the dating show “Married At First Sight, John Aiken.
In an Instagram page on his official page, John Aiken made it known that Trisha Stratford has passed away.
He wrote “I’m heartbroken and devastated that my friend and dear colleague Trisha has passed away. We shared an amazing 7 seasons of MAFS together.”
“She loved everything New Zealand, relationships, the All Blacks, the Black Caps, French wine and travelling the world. I’ll miss you, Tish.”
“Thank you for all the memories,” he added.
Also, tributes have been flooding social media after the demise of Trisha Stratford. Channel Nine a network in Australia said that they were saddened by the passing of Trisha.
Their spokesperson paid tribute to Trisha Stratford. He said “Our sincerest condolences and heartfelt sympathies go out to her family and those closest during this difficult time.”
An Instagram user said “Devastating, such a divine woman.” Another user said “Go well, Trisha”
What was the net worth of Trisha Stratford?
The popular relationship expert is believed to have an estimated net worth of $10 million. Trisha Stratford made most of her wealth from being a television personality on the dating show “Married At First Sight” and from her profession as a clinical neouropsychologist.