Candace Owens Net Worth

Net Worth:	$5 Million
Date of Birth:	April 29, 1989 (35 years old)
Gender:	Female
Height:	5ft 6 ½ (168.9 cm)
Profession:	Political commentator
Nationality:	United States of America

What is Candace Owens’ Net Worth and Salary?

Candace Owens is an American political commentator and activist who has a net worth of $5 million. The Daily Wire’s “Candace,” a podcast and video series hosted by Candace Owens, is her most well-known work. Earlier in life, she was liberal, but by 2016, she had shifted to conservative.

Early on in Candace’s campaign, she was critical of Donald Trump; yet, by the end, she was a fervent supporter. Also, she has a reputation for supporting what some could call fake information and what others might call conspiracy theories.

Childhood

In Stamford, Connecticut, on April 29, 1989, Candace Owens was born Candace Amber Owens Farmer. Her grandparents raised her following her parents’ divorce when she was around 11 years old. She is the third of four children.

Owens attended Stamford High School while still a teenager. Voicemails from white male classmates throughout her time there contained several racist murder threats.

A settlement of more than $37,000 was reached after Owens’ family filed a lawsuit against the Stamford Board of Education for failing to uphold their daughter’s rights.

Education

Candace Owens majored in journalism at the University of Rhode Island where she pursued her post-secondary studies. After her junior year, she ultimately left school, nevertheless, because of a student loan issue.

Early Career

Candace Owens accepted a Vogue magazine internship after quitting college and moving to New York. As a result, she was hired by a Manhattan private equity firm as an administrative assistant, eventually rising to the position of vice president of administration there.

Political Opinions

Even though she declared herself a liberal in 2015, by 2017 Owens identified as a Republican and a supporter of Donald Trump.

She is currently recognized as a conservative on the far right. Black Lives Matter has come under fire from Owens. Rihanna and Kanye West made headlines when they showed up at an event in November 2022 wearing apparel bearing the message “White Lives Matter.”

Women’s rights, welfare policies, trans rights, abortion, and immigration have all been issues Owens kicks against.

She has spread the Big Lies that the 2020 presidential election was rigged and denies that climate change is a real phenomenon.

Candace claimed that George Soros funded protests against the murder of George Floyd in the summer of 2020. The WHO and Bill Gates, according to Owens, were testing vaccines on “tribe children” in the same year in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Liberal to Conservative

As the Director of the marketing firm Degree180 in 2015, Candace developed her online identity. She published a lot of blog posts on the business website mocking conservative Republicans. With SocialAutopsy.com, Owens planned to launch a new website in 2016.

The website, however, was quite contentious due to the privacy violations it would involve. Its purpose was to reveal online bullies by monitoring their online activities. Online users started publishing some of Owens’ personal information as a form of retaliation.

Candace Owens accused progressives participating in the Gamergate incident of the doxing attack even though she lacked proof of who the real perpetrators were. Due to her resistance to Gamergate, she gained the support of some well-known conservatives.

Soon after this occurrence, Owens claimed that she had “overnight” changed her political views and was now a conservative.

Conservative Activity

Towards the end of 2017, Candace Owens started defending Donald Trump, despite having only recently criticized him and his opinions.

In order to further “Black conservatism,” she created the website Red Pill Black and the YouTube channel Red Pill Black.

She later accepted a position as the communications director of the right-wing lobbying group Turning Point USA. Owens publicly identified as a Republican in 2018 and made several appearances on skeptic blogs.

In 2021, Candace began working for the Daily Wire, a media outlet and website that is conservative. She started a podcast called “Candace” for the platform where she hosts her own political chat show.

She had previously declared her desire in running for politics, either as a governor or a senator for the US, but said she would only do so if she was up against a Democrat who was the incumbent. Owens later disclosed that she was considering a 2024 presidential bid.

Personal Life

In 2019, Candace Owens fell in love with and wed George Farmer, the former chair of Turning Point UK. Early in 2021, the couple gave birth to a son, who is now their only child. In July 2022, they had a daughter.

Farmer is the founder and CEO of the Parler social media app, which caters to conservatives.

Christchurch Massacre

In the wake of the 2019 mosque shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand, it was discovered that Candace was the primary inspiration for the shooter’s act.

Some believed this to be likely a result of Owens’ anti-Muslim remarks, while others hypothesized that the gunman was merely being provocative to spark political strife. Owens formally denied having any relationship with the shooter.

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