Heather Armstrong Bio, Parents, Husband, Children, Siblings, Net Worth

Heather Armstrong Bio, Parents, Husband, Children, Siblings, Net Worth: Born on July 19, 1975, Heather Armstrong, officially known as Heather B. Armstrong was an American blogger from Salt Lake City, Utah.

She wrote under the pseudonym of Dooce, a pseudonym that came from her inability to quickly spell “dude” during online chats with her former co-workers.

Heather Armstrong started her career in blogging in 2001 and lost her job as a web designer the following year after her coworkers discovered she had been writing about them.

On his blog, she gave coworkers nicknames like That One Co-worker Who Manages to Say Something Stupid Every Time He Opens His Mouth.

After her termination, she continued blogging and eventually found success in the 2000s documenting the ups and downs of motherhood on her blogging website Dooce.

Her firing, and the reason for it, ignited a public debate about privacy – and boosted traffic to her blog.

At the height of its popularity, Dooce received more than eight million visitors a month and was reportedly making over $100,000 annually from banner ads on Dooce

In 2009, Armstrong was named one of Forbes’ Most Influential Women, the same year she released her memoir, It Sucked and Then I Cried: How I Had a Baby, a Breakdown and a Much Needed Margarita.

Though she took some breaks from the blog, she returned to blogging full-time in 2017, shifting her focus away from her family and to discussions about mental health.

She was one of the first and most popular so-called “mummy bloggers”, who wrote frankly about her children, relationships, and struggles with alcohol, and depression.

Sadly the Mommy blogger has died. Heather Armstrong passed away on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. Her death was announced Wednesday, May 20 on Instagram.

“Heather Brooke Hamilton aka Heather B. Armstrong aka dooce aka love of my life,” the caption of a selfie of her reads. “July 19, 1975 – May 9, 2023. ‘It takes an ocean not to break.’ Hold your loved ones close and love everyone else.”

Armstrong died by suicide after a recent relapse following 18 months of sobriety, her boyfriend Pete Ashdown disclosed in an interview saying he found her (Armstrong) on Tuesday night at their Salt Lake City home.

A fluid and candid writer, she had long chronicled her struggles with severe depression and alcoholism. She had more recently been criticized for promoting anti-trans sentiments on her blog dooce.com.

At the time of this report, the family was planning her final funeral arrangement and the details are yet to be finalized. We will keep you updated.

Heather Armstrong Age

Heather Armstrong was born on July 19, 1975. She celebrated her 47th birthday in July last year (2022) before she died in May 2023.

Heather Armstrong Height & Weight

Heather Armstrong’s height and weight were not available at the time of this writing

Heather Armstrong Parents

Although she was famous, there’s no relevant information regarding her parents. Their names, dates of birth, ages, and occupations are unknown.

Heather Armstrong Husband

Heather Armstrong’s death was confirmed by her boyfriend Pete Ashdown.

The mommy blogger was previously married to Jon Armstrong with whom she shares two children; a daughter named Leta (19 years) and a son called, Marlo (13 years).

Jon Armstrong was her was also her business partner until their divorce in 2012.

Heather Armstrong Children

The mommy blogger is survived by two children; a daughter named Leta, 19, and a son called, Marlo, 13. The late Heather Armstrong shared her two children with her ex-husband, Jon Armstrong.

Heather Armstrong Siblings

Heather Armstrong never shared any information regarding his siblings hence we can’t state whether or not she’s the only child of his parents. There are no records about that.

Heather Armstrong Net Worth

Heather Armstrong had an estimated net worth of $4 million a the time she died.

At the height of its popularity, Dooce received more than eight million visitors a month and was reportedly making over $100,000 annually from banner ads on Dooce

In addition to her blog, Dooce, Heather had written several books and has been featured in numerous publications. She had also been a sought-after speaker and has appeared at conferences and events around the world.