Background and Age

Nancy Margaret Regan was born on March 19, 1966, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, to Carole and Gerald Regan. She has two siblings: Geoff Regan, a local MP, and Laura Regan, an actress in the Canadian cinema industry. Nancy Regan obtained her bachelor's degree in 1988 from St. Francis Xavier University.

Marriage, Husband, and Kids

Nancy Reagan was married to Geoff Machum from 1994 to 2003. She had two children with him, named Andrew and Matthew Machum.

Career and Net Worth

Nancy Reagan became famous after joining CTV. This network provides some of the most sought-after live news programs in Canada. Nancy regularly appeared on CTV's national show called "Good Morning Canada" which aired during the morning slot on weekends. She has managed her work very effectively and also entertained her guests with hospitality. Nancy has had a chance to conduct interviews with many famous celebrities in the entertainment industry, such as Oprah, Harrison Ford, and Madonna.

Nancy said that gossiping too much is the only trouble one could encounter when working with the media and journalism. Anchors and reporters are some of the most identifiable figures since people watch them daily on their television screens. Sometimes, the anchors become easily recognizable and gain fame and popularity wherever they go. Nancy said that some reporters can even end up becoming local celebrities and, like she did, even actors.

She has also worked in various films such as Trailer Park Boys: Don't Legalize It (2014), Ice Castles (2010), and Reversible Errors (2004).

After leaving the news desk, Nancy said she felt relieved because she no longer had to strain to maintain her public image. Maintaining a public image is much harder than anything else because people are always watching and finding mistakes that are committed. Particularly when people go through challenging times, spectators will easily find out, said Nancy. Regan has encountered many difficult situations and she has been in the public eye.

Working in the acting industry brought her many perks and stunning benefits, such as free wine, and dining at hotels and restaurants, but living in the public eye was definitely a strain, she said. As a host and television journalist, she always enjoyed getting breaking news from iconic celebrities and entertaining viewers with hot topics and funny segments. She said that using the visual medium to convey news and messages became the best form for her to communicate with her audience.

Besides being an actress, journalist, television host, and news anchor, Nancy is also a writer. She has written many books on different topics, which are both informative and educational. The books she has written are "The RCM Solution: A Practical Guide to Starting and Maintaining a Successful RCM Program" (published on May 15, 2012), "The Gold Standard: A Fifty-Year History of the CFA Charter" (published on May 7, 2012), and "The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts: A Twenty-five Year History 1987 and Haven."