Matt Dix Wikipedia; Age, Wife, Family, Net Worth, Maine Cabin Masters, Facts
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Matt Dix and his wife share over two decades of blissful matrimony. While he is into the restoration and renovation of cabins, his wife is completely into a different profession.

Let’s find out more about the facts of their wedding details including their profession that makes their net worth inclining over the years.

The US reality star, Matt Dix is popular for the hit TV program, Maine Cabin Masters. He is into many other projects that mostly focus on philanthropic peripheries. 

How Old Is Matt Dix?

The artist is 47 years of age, born on 13 April 1973. He was raised in his hometown, Augusta, Maine by parents, Dana and Betty Merrill Dix. Talking about his family life, his parents were married for more than five decades and celebrated their anniversary on 26th October.

His mother was a former Human Resource Manager for People’s United Financial, retired in 2013. Then, she got to be part of Maine Bank & Trust as the VP of Human Resources. Matt’s other family members include his sister, Missy Fitch who lives in Waterville, Maine, and is a former Proposal Writer at Change Healthcare.

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The Maine Cabin Masters star’s wife name is Ginna Flagg Dix. She hails from Gardiner, Maine, and is a St. Anselm College alumna who did Adult/Gerontology Nurse Practitioner at Purdue University Global.

His wife is also a Nurse Practitioner (AGNP-C) at Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care. The pair dated for some years until walking the wedding aisle on 22 September 2001. However, the two sharing a likely child or children is still kept hidden from Matt’s bio. 

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