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The Untold Truth Of Ina Garten's Husband, Jeffrey
For Ina Garten's fans, the story of Jeffrey Garten's being might have begun the day he spied her on campus of Dartmouth University, not as a student, but the 15-year-old younger sister of a friend. "Look at that miss, isn't she beautiful?" he said of Ina Rosenberg (via Food Network). But he had a life before he set eyes on his future wife, and most of what we know comes from an interview he granted to Johns Hopkins Magazine, which was published in 2016.
Garten was born into a military family, the younger of two boys. His father might have been low-key, but the elder Garten, who passed away in 2015, was a decorated military veteran who served across three wars and picked up a number of medals, including a Distinguished Service Cross, three Silver Stars, four Bronze Stars, five Purple Hearts, the Legion of Merit, two Joint Commendation Medals, and two Air Medals. Garten says he remained in the dark about his father's own military career and his heroism until much later, which is no surprise, because as he said in 2016, "Anyone who came into our house, if they didn't know he was in the military, they would have never known he was t
Who is Ina Garten’s husband? Everything to understand about Jeffrey
Ina Garten was only 15 years aged when she first met her now-husband, Jeffrey Garten. The couple dated for five years before tying the knot in 1968 in her parents’ Connecticut backyard when she was 20 and he was 22.
Early on, Ina, 76, and Jeffrey, 77, decided not to have kids.
“I really appreciate that other people do — and we will always have friends that possess children that we are close to — but it was a decision I made very early,” the Food Network celebrity said on the “Katie Couric Podcast” in 2017.
“I really felt, I feel, that I would have never been able to have the life I’ve had,” Ina continued. “So, it’s a choice, and that was the choice I made.”
In 2023, the television personality shared more details on her decision.
When asked if she idea having children would hinder her career, the esteemed chef responded, “Much harder” before explaining further.
“I don’t think that’s why I made the decision,” she clarified to BBC News’ Katty Kay. “I’m actually writing a memoir now, and I’m kind of looking back at my childhood. It was nothing I wan
Are Ina and Jeffrey Garten Really That Happy In Their Love Story Romance?
I thought this was an interesting commentary about Ina and her idea of motherhood:
"There was one component of Ina's trademark mélange that was adopted but then discarded: ideas of mothering and motherhood. "Very quickly I realized that coming into a food store was really like coming home to mom," she told Martha in that video. "You wanted to be made to feel really pleasant, you wanted to be welcomed." The idea crops up as well in the preface to the first cookbook, in an explanation of Barefoot Contessa-ism: "It’s about Mom." But even already there is a caveat: "It's more of an emotional picture of a mother who was always there," Ina writes. " We did want that, and we did not get it. After the first novel, "mother" is mostly stricken from Ina’s rotation of motifs. Mom is too fraught. Instead, Ina is a stalwart defender of being welcoming."
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Q: Is Ina Garten's husband Jeffrey gay?
A:No, Ina Garten's husband Jeffrey is NOT gay. In fact, any true fans of the Barefoot Contessa will have already established this just by watching the adoring way that he looks at Ina whenever she serves him one of his favorite meals. While Ina does seem to have an above-average number of same-sex attracted male friends who expend time at her dwelling, I'm fairly certain that Jeffrey is not one of them.
Q: Why is Ina Garten's husband Jeffrey always away on business?
A: You'll notice this more in rerun episodes of the Barefoot Contessa because up until 2005, Jeffrey was the dean of the Yale School of Management and spent much of his time in Connecticut (they have a home in Southport), only coming to the
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