Who are Ken Griffin’s ex-wives?

Billionaire Kenneth C. Griffin is the founder and majority owner of Citadel LLC, a multinational hedge fund.
The CEO and Republican mega-donor has been married and divorced twice.

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Who are Ken Griffin’s ex-wives?
Katherine Weingartt was Ken Griffin’s high school friend and first wife. The couple divorced in 1996.
In July 2003, the hedge fund manager, entrepreneur and investor married his second wife, Anne Dias-Griffin.
Dias-Griffin – a French-American investor and philanthropist – is the founder and CEO of the investment firm Aragon.
The Harvard grads reportedly met through mutual friends in early 2002, according to the Chicago Tribune.


Does Ken Griffin have children?
Before divorcing Anne Dias-Griffin in 2014, the couple welcomed three children together.
He and his second wife had reportedly been separated since February 2012, according to the Daily Mail.
During the time of the divorce, Dias-Griffin says in court documents obtained by the Chicago Tribune that her husband showed little interest in their children, ages 6, 4 and 2.
On the contrary, Jodi Furlong, Griffin’s former assistant, told the outlet he’s “over the moon” to be a father.
Their divorce was settled in October 2015, with the couple retaining joint custody of their children.
Aside from his very public second divorce, Griffin tends to keep his children and personal life out of the spotlight.
What is Ken Griffin’s net worth?
Since forming Citadel LLC in 1990 and Citadel Securities in the early 2000’s, Griffin’s fortune has grown tremendously.
According to Forbes, the 54-year-old has an estimated net worth of $35 billion as of April 2023.
In January 2023, the hit investor was named one of America’s Most Generous Donors by the outlet, alongside big names like Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Melinda French Gates, and more.

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On April 11, 2023, Harvard University announced that the 1989 graduate recently donated $300 million to Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences — totaling over half a billion dollars in donations from Griffin to the university to date means.
In return, the university decided to rename the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences after Griffin.