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Susan Crow Net Worth: How Rich is Tony Bennett’s Wife Actually?

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3 years ago

October 4, 2021

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Susan Crow is an American philanthropist, teacher, and talent manager. She is better known as the third wife of the legendary American singer, Tony Bennett. Along with Tony Bennett, Susan has co-founded 17 public schools. As of 2022, Susan Crow net worth is estimated to be around $3 million.

Full Name	Susan Crow
Birth Date	November 9, 1966
Birth Place	United States
Profession	Philanthropist, Teacher
Husband	Tony Bennett
Net Worth	$3 million

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Early life

Susan Crown was born Susan Benedetto on the 9th of September, 1966 in San Francisco, California, United States. She was born to her parents, Daryl and Marion Crow. Susan has not provided enough information on her early life. Though, we came to know that she was a big fan of Tony Bennett since her childhood.

Susan used to call the local radio stations and request to play Tony’s songs. Likewise, she used to beg her parents to take her to Tony’s concerts. Susan’s mom, Marion was also a longtime fan of Tony. Marion was 14 at the time when Tony fresh off the triumph of performing with British-American singer, comedian, Bob Hope.

Regarding her education detail, she has studied at Fordham University and Columbia University’s Teachers College. She was a brilliant student since her college days. Susan has also interned for the President’s Advance Office. From the beginning, she wanted to be a teacher, and when she grew up, she decided to follow her dream.

Susan Crow Net Worth & Career

Susan kicked off her career by working as a teacher in a public school. After some time, she started a talent management company called Creative Artists Management in New York. In her early days, she has also worked as an administrative assistant for the Investment management company, Merrill Lynch.

After she married Tony Bennett, she co-founded 17 public schools in Los Angeles, New York. She and her husband, Tony received the George Washington University’s Medal for their contribution and dedication to arts education. The couple was likewise honored by The ASCAP Foundation in 2010.

Susan and Tony, after some time, started The Frank Sinatra School of the Arts. Susan has likewise served as an assistant principal, where she also taught social studies to students. Susan is currently serving as the Board President of the non-profit organization, Exploring The Arts (ETA). She started the non-profit organization along with Tony Bennett in 1999. Through ETA, she is currently aiding 17 public schools throughout Los Angeles, New York.

Personal Life

Susan reportedly met Tony at his concert when she reached her 20s. At that time, Tony was in his early 60s. Susan and Crow dated for two decades before they finally exchanged the wedding vows in 2007. Susan has been holding Tony’s hands since the time she fell in love with him and became his better half.

In June, few weeks before Tony’s 95th birthday, Susan and Tony sat down with famous journalist Anderson Cooper for a 60-minute interview. In the interview, Susan mentioned that Tony is unaware of the fact that he is actually suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. Tony was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease first time in 2017.

The couple’s interview on 60 Minutes was aired on Sunday, October 3. Susan shared in an interview although Tony had Alzheimer’s, he was still able to recognize her and his children from a previous marriage.