Sarah Wilson Age, Height, Net Worth, Married, Husband, Kids, Career

The founder of Australia’s largest wellness site, ‘I Quit Sugar.com,’ Sarah Wilson, is a New York Times and Amazon’s bestselling author. Wilson, a former journalist, and editor of Cosmopolitan Australia, also hosted MasterChef Australia. She also does extensive philanthropic works.

Her latest book, ‘Simplicious Flow,’ is the world’s first zero-waste cookbook. Her international bestseller ‘First, We Make The Beast Beautiful’ includes philosophical and spiritual contexts. Similarly, her books sell in 131 countries as she ranks one of the top 200 most influential authors in the world. Likewise, she has a combined digital audience of 3 million. So, let’s know in full detail about Sarah Wilson and her personal life.

Sarah Wilson’s Age, Early Life, Education

Sarah Wilson was born in 1974 in Australia to her parents. She grew up outside Canberra with five younger siblings. An ambitious Wilson owned her first business at the age of 12 or 13. She used to sell library-book bags, brooches, and gift cards.

Between 1992-1997, she undertook a graduate course from Australian National University. Similarly, Wilson earned a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy, politics, gender studies, and law. Further, she completed an online course with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and described herself as a health coach.

Sarah Wilson’s Height, Weight, & Body Measurements

The health enthusiast, Sarah Wilson, stands at a height of 1.65 m (5 feet 5 inch) and has a body weight of around 120 lbs. Similarly, she has a body measurement of 33-24-34 inches. Further, Wilson has dark honey eyes and prefers blonde hair.

Sarah Wilson’s Net Worth, Income & Salary

The award-winning author, TV personality, and former journalist, Miss Sarah Wilson has a net worth of over $2.5 Million, as of 2019. A businesswoman from an early age, Sarah is one of the topmost influential authors in the world. She has combined digital audiences of 3 Million. Imagine, how much she earns. But, do you know, Wilson creates charity projects and funds them with all of her profits from her business.

As of now, Sarah continues to donate all proceeds from I Quit Sugar capital to her Trust. She has a total of 15 titles of I Quit Sugar series. Sarah is against paid endorsements on social media. She closed IQuitSugar.com in 2018 and is no longer in a position to support customer inquiries. Moreover, she campaigns actively against consumerist waste and is committed to encouraging people to engage in the global warming tragedy.

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In 2017 Regional Award ceremony, she was the winner of the EY Entrepreneur of the year. Apart from work, she loves eating, hiking, ocean swimming, bike riding, and living life to the fullest. Connect with her on Instagram.

Is Sarah Wilson Married?

Now, this is a topic where people think they know Sarah Wilson but actually doesn’t know her. When it comes to her private and low-key personal life, we don’t know whether she has a boyfriend or not. Also, the news of her marriage is a matter of gossip. Therefore, Wilson might be living a single life without a partner.

The lack of any special man in her life often raises questions about her sexual orientation. However, she is straight and often spends time with her male and female colleagues.

As mentioned, Sarah is extremely confidential about her dating/relationship history. Her mission is to help make people feel less lonely by maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Hence, she quit her I Quit Sugar business in February 2018 and is currently taking on other entrepreneurial activities and charity work. Nevertheless, we hope Sarah will find a perfect partner who will accompany in her passion.

Sarah Wilson’s Career

Wilson’s first job as a journalist was for News Ltd’s Sunday Magazine as a restaurant reviewer. She had a weekly opinion column in the Herald Sun of News Ltd at age 25.

She worked as the editor of Australian Cosmopolitan magazine from 2003-2007. During that time, she even entered the Guinness Book of Records by staging the World’s Biggest Bikini Shoot at Bondi Beach.

She also worked as the fashion editor of Channel Nine’s Today show. Her first host role as a TV presenter came in 2009 as the host of Masterchef Australia. From 2009-2011, Wilson wrote more than 130 weekly columns for Sunday Life, a magazine lift-out in the Australian Sun-Herald newspaper in Sydney.

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Her columns focused on the wellness movement, productivity, and lifestyle simplicity – themes which are also explored in her blog. Wilson later became the face and program developer for Foxtel’s Lifestyle YOU channel. She hosted the show ‘Eat Yourself Sexy,’ a nutrition and wellness makeover program that screened on Foxtel in late 2011.