Hilary Crowder, formerly known as Hilary Korzon, is an interior decorator and former sales executive best known for her marriage to conservative political commentator Steven Crowder.
Although she keeps a low profile, Hilary has attracted attention thanks to her husband’s presence on media such as YouTube and Fox News.
Professionally, Hilary has worked as an interior decorator and sales executive, with her career background extending beyond the media influence she shared with her husband.
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- Full name: Hilary Beth Korzon Crowder
- Date of birth: January 1, 1987
- Age: 37 years old
- Gender: Female
- Place of birth: Michigan, United States
- Nationality: American
- Occupation: Interior decorator, former sales director
- Height: 6 feet (1.83 meters)
- Parents: Timothy Korzon (father), Sharon Korzon (mother)
- Siblings: Shanna Anderson (sister)
- Spouse: Steven Crowder (d. 2012, divorced 2023)
- Children: Magnus Crowder, Charlotte Crowder
- Relationship status: Divorced
- Religion: Christianity
- Ethnicity: White
- Net worth: $500,000
Early life and education
Hilary Crowder is 37 years old this year. She was born on January 1, 1987 in Michigan, where she was raised in a devout Christian household by her parents, Timothy and Sharon Korzon.
She grew up with her older sister, Shanna Anderson, in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Hilary pursued further education at Calvin College in Michigan, where she graduated in 2010 with a degree in political science.
Raised in a conservative family, her religious and cultural values have been prominent features of her personal and professional life.
Personal life
Hilary and Steven Crowder married on August 25, 2012, after a period of dating that culminated in a public engagement in March of that year.
The couple practices their shared Christian faith, which encourages abstinence until marriage, a topic Steven has discussed publicly in his media content.
Their life together was largely private until 2020 when Hilary was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome, a serious neurological disorder that left her temporarily partially paralyzed.
The couple welcomed their twins, Magnus and Charlotte Crowder, in 2021 after suffering a miscarriage in 2020.
However, their relationship began to deteriorate and in 2021, Hilary filed for divorce, which became public in 2023.
Their divorce was widely publicized, especially after footage emerged showing a heated argument between the couple during Hilary’s pregnancy, sparking accusations of emotional abuse against Steven. .
Career
Hilary Crowder has built a successful career as an interior decorator and sales manager. She worked for companies such as Leland International, specializing in interior design.
While Hilary is less visible in the media than her husband, she did briefly appear in several episodes of Steven Crowder’s show Louder with Crowder, from 2016 to 2019.
Despite her career achievements, Hilary focuses primarily on her family and largely avoids public attention outside of her relationship with her husband.
Net worth
Hilary Crowder’s net worth is estimated to be around $500,000.
Her income comes from her work as a sales manager and interior designer, although media appearances with her ex-husband may have contributed to her wealth.
Argumentative
Hilary Crowder’s most significant public controversy occurred during her divorce from Steven Crowder.
In 2023, Steven announced their separation, followed by the release of a video recording the confrontation between the couple.
In the footage, Steven can be seen reprimanding Hilary, who was eight months pregnant at the time, for not fulfilling her “wifely duties.” The incident sparked public debate, with allegations of emotional abuse being made against Steven.
Hilary largely remained silent throughout the controversy, choosing not to publicly interact with the media during or after the incident.
Another earlier controversy involved an interview Steven conducted with high school students about marijuana legalization, in which Hilary joined in gathering the participants.
The students later claimed their statements were distorted in the broadcast, sparking another brief period of public criticism directed at Crowders. Hilary mostly stays out of the picture, preferring to focus on her family.
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