Hilary Korzon and Steven Crowder exchanged their vows and tied the knot on August 25, 2012.
After their wedding ceremony had ended, Steven flooded his social media pages with their wedding ceremony pictures. He gushed about Hilary being the most beautiful woman in the world.
He said, “My wedding is something that I’ve looked forward to for quite some time. I can now say beyond all shadow of a doubt that it was everything I’d hoped and prayed that it would be since childhood.”
In one of Steven’s blog posts, he also revealed that he was a virgin before tying the knot and that the couple had abstained from sex until they were married.
He wrote, “My wife and I not only waited sexually in every way (no, we didn’t pull the Bill Clinton and technically avoided ‘sex’ sex,) but we didn’t shack up as live-ins, and most importantly, we courted each other in a way that was consistent without publicly professed values.”
Later, Steven even wrote a column regarding abstinence from sex, titled “Waiting till the wedding night – getting married the right way.” The column mainly discussed the benefits a couple could achieve through abstinence from sex before marriage.
The couple shares a dog, Hopper, who occasionally appears on Steven’s Instagram and YouTube videos.
Steven Crowder (husband)
Hilary’s husband, Steven Crowder, was born in Detroit, Michigan, on July 7, 1987. Although Steven was born in the US, he spent most of his earlier years in Quebec, Canada, where he attended the Centennial Regional High School.
After graduating from high school, he joined Champlain College in Vermont, where he majored in creative arts.
Steven began his career at 13. In the television series Arthur, he voiced the character Alan Powers. He then started performing stand-up comedy at 17 and later worked as an actor in movies like ‘To Save a Life’ and ‘Two Summer.’
Hilary’s husband describes himself as a pro-life Christian conservative. By 2009 he started posting satirical videos on conservative media, including Fox News, Pajamas Media, and Andre Breitbart’s Big Hollywood.
Fox News dropped Steven for making negative remarks about Sean Hannity, the news channel’s host.
Today, Steven posts his content on his own YouTube channel or in his podcast Louder with Crowder. His contents mainly consist of supporting the Conservative Party of America, his right-wing views, and jokes about Democrats and left-wing politicians.
In 2019, YouTube demonetized his videos due to his racial abuse and bullying of a gay Hispanic journalist, Carlos Maza.
Although several liberal supporters are entirely against Steven’s conservative views, he still has a strong fanbase.
He has more than 800k followers on his Instagram account and over one million followers on his Twitter account.
Children
Hilary suffered a miscarriage in 2020.
However, the Crowder couple happily announced they were expecting twins in January 2021.
She gave birth to twin babies, a girl and a boy named Magnus and Charlotte, respectively, in August 2021.
