Charlotte Kilcher – Biography, Family, Net Worth, Facts - Ultimate Celebrity Stories That Will Inspire You

Find out about Charlotte Kilcher who appeared on Alaska The Las Frontier. Find out her biography from age, net worth, family, husband and children detail. Best-known for her appearance in Alaska: The Last Frontier, Charlotte Kilcher is a wildlife biologist who came to Alaska and fell in love with the rough beauty of nature. She is married to Otto, the owner of the homestead in Alaska: The Last Frontier, and lives with her children in the midst of the harsh wilderness.

Full Name	Charlotte Kilcher
Age	50
Nationality	American
Height	5.4 Feet / 1.64 m
Net Worth	$5 Million (including spouse)
Source of Income	TV Personality
Annual Salary	$330 Thousand
Sibling	N/A
Children	Torrey, August, Levi and Eivin
Ethnicity	White
Husband	Otto Kilcher

Charlotte Kilcher never thought that she would fall for the land when she came here as a wildlife biologist to look closely at the flora and fauna of the snow-capped mountains. But slowly she became a part of this and learned how to survive in such a tough climate. Charlotte also accepts that the toughness has pushed her to build strength and go on in life.

The exact figure is not available, however Otto and Charlotte Kilcher net worth is estimated around $5 million. While other cast of the Alaska: The Last Frontier like Atz Kilcher and Eve Kilcher are also earning well.

Charlotte is married to Otto Kilcher for 20 years. She has never shared her age but it seems she is around 50 years old. She has two sons namely Torrey and August and two step sons named Levi and Eivin. Eivin has a wife and two children who also live with their grandparents Otto and Charlotte Kilcher. Charlotte came to Alaska in 1978 to the wildlife of Alaska. She met Otto Kilcher in 1989 when they were appointed to clean up the environment after the Exxon Valdez oil spill disaster occurred in South Alaska.

Charlotte Kilcher is a nature and animal lover and she is also a vegetarian. However, the tough weather of Alaska has forced her to adapt to a different way of living. She engages herself in gardening, breeding chicken and growing vegetables.