Keith Tkachuk and his wife, Chantal Oster, have been together for almost thirty years, naturally making many curious about their long-term relationship. He’s a former ice hockey player who’s regarded as an excellent power forward. He’s widely known for his scoring prowess and dominant playing style. While his professional accomplishments are widely documented, many are eager to learn more about his personal life.
Here are details about Tkachuk and Oster’s relationship and their family.
Who is Keith Tkachuk married to?
Keith Tkachuk is married to Chantal Oster.
Oster originally hails from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She earlier attended the University of Manitoba to pursue a degree in business. According to 1992 Magazine, she balanced her academics and early career pursuits during her university years.
At the time, she worked at Safeway and later transitioned to Covenant House. There, she spearheads initiatives to support and guide homeless youth. She also appears to have an interest in architecture, per her interview with The Athletic.
It remains unclear how Tkachuk and Oster’s paths first crossed and how they connected. However, they have been dating since 1995. The duo tied the knot in 1997 in an intimate ceremony. Since then, their bond has continued to remain strong and they have been each other’s constant support system.
Here’s how many kids Keith Tkachuk and Chantal Oster have
Tkachuk and Oster share three children: two sons and a daughter.
In 1997, the couple welcomed their first child, Matthew. Their family continued to grow with the arrival of two more kids, Brady and Taryn, born in 1999 and 2002, respectively. Much like their father Tkachuk, all three children are passionate about hockey.
Matthew, as a professional ice hockey forward, plays for the Florida Panthers. Their second child, Brady, is a left winger and captain for Ottawa Senators. Meanwhile, Taryn’s hockey journey began in her high school years wherein she displayed her on-field excellence and attained early success. She further continued her field hockey passion at the University of Virginia at NCAA Division I.
Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange on ComingSoon.
