David Culbert Wife And Family: Former Track And Field Athlete Is A Commentator On Channel 7 Olympics
David Culbert, a Former Track and Field Athlete is a commentator on Channel 7 Olympics. Get to know the details on his wife, family, and net worth. Also, find him on Instagram.
David Culbert was born on the 17th of March, 1967 in Australia. The former athlete happens to be the winner of silver medals twice in the Commonwealth Games held in the years 1190 and 1994 respectively.
The commentator to have worked on Hockey Australia, Gymnastics Australia as well as International Triathlon Union has 10 years-long history of being a long jump athlete.
Furthermore, Channel 7 and SBS have been the recent workplaces for the former athlete that he entered right after his retirement from the games. Besides, his commonwealth games debut was made in Edinburgh in the year 1986.
David Culbert Wife
David Culbert is the husband of his wife Samantha Culbert for the past 25 years. The 54 years old commentator took the wedding vow at the age of 29 years in a private ceremony.
She is also the general manager of Jump Media and Marketing, a sports agency where her husband David is working as the Director and leader.
David Culbert Family
David Culbert grew up in the family of a star father who worked as a lead singer in the most popular bands Buddy Holly and Crickets Tribute. On the other hand, he being the father of grown-up children enjoys dance parties and quality time with family during the lockdown.
Well, the Sydney-born athlete is blessed with two sons and a wonderfully supportive wife.
Find David Culbert On Instagram
David Culbert is on Instagram with 1,197 followers, 258 followings, and 840 posts. He introduces himself as an olympian, sports marketer, and commentator on the Instagram bio.
Furthermore, he runs a sports platform called Aussie Aths for children belonging to Australia. Well, he also shows interest in golf and cooking, mostly during his leisure time.
David Culbert Net Worth
David Culbert is belied to have a net worth of $1 to $ 3 million. The major sources of his income are his business firms Aussie Aths and Jump Media and Marketing followed by his salary as the commentator.
Similarly, the athlete has been involved in many different radios and guest shows on top of being the host of The Insiders and Talking Footy in the past.
