Victoria Vantoch

Victoria Vantoch, born on January 30, 1974, in Riverdale, Illinois, USA, is a multi-talented individual. She is recognized for her contributions to short films like "TSA America: Suspicious Bulges" (2014), " and "TSA America: Yeah, But Is It Ticking?" (2014). She is famous for being the ex-wife of Misha Collins, an American actor.

Holding a doctorate in history from the University of Southern California, she is also an accomplished author, having penned two books: "The Threesome Handbook: Make the Most of Your Favorite Fantasy - the Ultimate Guide for Tri-Curious Singles and Couples" and "The Jet Sex: Airline Stewardesses and the Making of an American Icon."

Educational Qualification

As of now, Victoria Vantoch, a notable personality and spouse to a celebrity, holds a Ph.D. in History from the University of Southern California. Her doctoral dissertation focused on 'Ambassadors of the Air: The Airline Stewardess, Glamour, and Technology in the Cold War, 1945–1969'.

Before USC, Victoria pursued her B.A. studies majoring in Anthropology at the University of Chicago. Additionally, she spent a year as a visiting student at Oxford University. Her academic journey began at Northfield Mount Hermon School, where she completed her schooling.

Who Is Victoria Vantoch's Husband?

Historian Victoria Vantoch and American actor Misha Collins tied the knot on October 6, 2001, in a picturesque wedding ceremony held in Maine. Their love story traces back to their high school days at Northfield Mount Hermon School, where they first met in an English class.

Victoria Vantoch and her ex-husband Misha Collins with their kids West Anaximander Collins and Maison Marie Collins. SOURCE: Glamour Fame

Amidst a room full of girls, Collins stood as the sole male student. Their connection blossomed when Collins initiated a flirtation with Vantoch. Their relationship endured through their time at the University of Chicago, culminating in marriage in 2001, marking the transition from high school sweethearts to spouses.

Victoria became a mother to two children from her marriage to Misha Collins: a son named West Anaximander Collins and a daughter named Maison Marie Collins.

What Is Victoria Vantoch's Net Worth?

Reportedly, Victoria possesses an approximate net worth of $2 million, having ventured into various professions right after her academic pursuits. Her roles as an author, producer, historian, and journalist have contributed significantly to her earnings, although specific details regarding her net worth remain undisclosed.

Similarly, Victoria's former husband, Misha Collins, is also estimated to possess a fortune of $2 million, showcasing their respective successes in their professional endeavors.

A Brief About Victoria's Divorce

Recent reports indicate that Misha Collins, recognized for his role in the TV series "Supernatural," concluded his divorce from Victoria Vantoch in 2022. Initially high school sweethearts, the couple married in 2001 and welcomed two children together.

Victoria Vantoch and her ex-husband Misha Collins divorced in 2022. SOURCE: Chicago Tribune

The news of Misha and Victoria's separation surfaced in July 2021, following Misha Collins' acknowledgment in his poetry book, "Some Things I Still Can't Tell You," hinting at their split. While neither Misha nor Victoria has publicly confirmed their separation, the divorce proceedings were finalized in 2022.

Career As A Historian And Journalist

Victoria Vantoch, holding a doctorate in History, has been actively engaged as a Historian. She shares her expertise by teaching college-level history courses and delivering lectures at esteemed institutions like the National Air and Space Museum, the Organization of American Historians, and the Library of Congress.

Alongside her historical pursuits, Victoria has delved into journalism, contributing articles to renowned publications such as The Washington Post, U.S. News & World Report, and The Los Angeles Times. Her noteworthy contributions to both history and journalism have earned her prestigious honors, including the Smithsonian Institution Guggenheim Fellowship and a NASA Aerospace History Fellowship.

Career As A Writer

After gaining extensive experience as a historian and journalist, Victoria transitioned into the realm of writing, leveraging her passion for expressing viewpoints through her written work. In 2007, she marked her authorial debut with the release of "The Threesome Handbook: The Ultimate Guide for Tri-Curious Singles and Couples." Continuing her literary journey, she published her second book, "The Jet Sex: Airline Stewardesses and the Making of an American Icon," in 2013.

Victoria Vantoch posing with her second released book. SOURCE: Nairobi Wire

Additionally, Victoria collaborated as a co-writer alongside her husband on the cookbook titled "The Adventurous Eaters Club: Mastering the Art of Family Mealtime." Her foray into writing reflects her commitment to exploring diverse subjects and sharing her perspectives through various literary ventures.

Career As A Producer

In addition to her multifaceted career, Victoria has extended her talents into the American film and television industry. She has notably contributed as a producer and writer for renowned short films such as "TSA America: Yeah, But Is It Ticking?," "TSA America: Suspicious Bulges," and "TSA America: Just Relax."

Expanding her footprint in the industry, Vantoch also served as an associate producer for the short video titled "Stranger Danger." Her diverse involvement as a producer and writer showcases her versatility and creative contributions within the realm of film and TV production.

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