Meet the “Life Below Zero” Cast: Wiki, Salary, Who Died, Net Worth, Ice Breakers, Divorce
• “Life Below Zero” is a show that follows Alaskan hunters and their families; it has won two Primetime Emmy Awards.
• The main cast members are Sue Aikens, Chip and Agnes Hailstone, Glenn Villeneuve, Jessie Holmes, and Andy Bassich.
• Sue Aikens has a net worth of $500,000, Chip Hailstone has a net worth of $200,000, Andy Bassich has a net worth of $250,000 and Jessie Holmes has a net worth of $500,000.
• Sue and Glenn have faced dangerous situations while filming, and Chip spent 15 months in jail for making false allegations.
• No one from the show has died.
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What is “Life Below Zero”
“Life Below Zero” is yet another show that follows Alaskan hunters and their families through their daily activities; created by BBC Worldwide, the show airs on the National Geographic Channel, and after premiering on the 19th May 2013, its eleventh season started airing on the 18th September. So far, the show has won two Primetime Emmy Awards, first in 2016 for Outstanding Cinematography for a Reality Program, and the second in 2017 for Outstanding Picture Editing for an Unstructured Reality Program. We will bring you closer to the show’s main cast members, Sue Aikens, Chip and Agnes Hailstone, Glenn Villeneuve, Jessie Holmes, and Andy Bassich, while we will also share some of the more interesting and breathtaking moments that happened in the show. Are you ready?
“Life Belo Zero” Cast: Sue Aikens
Sue Aikens was born on the 1st July 1963 in Mount Prospect, and before Alaska, she lived in Chicago and Palatine. Her parents divorced and she and her mother moved to Fairbanks, Alaska, where she went to Lowell Whiteman School, but soon surviving in Alaska became her main concern, and she started learning about Alaskan winters, and nature. Once old enough, she set up a hunting camp, Kavik River Kamp, found 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle. Since its inception, her camp has hosted numerous hunters, who use the camp to refresh and prepare for new adventures. Thanks to the success of her camp, she was approached by the producers of the “Life Below Zero”, and Sue became the main cast member of the show, and has so far featured in 111 episodes of the highly-acclaimed TV series, which has increased her wealth to a large degree. So, have you ever wondered how rich Sue Aikens is, as of late 2018? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Sue’s net worth is as high as $500,000, which is pretty impressive don’t you think? When it comes to Sue’s love life, she has been married and divorced three times, and has a son and two daughters.TOMORROW! @SueAikens will be answering live fan questions tomorrow (Thursday) at 1:30pm on the #LifeBelowZero Facebook page. Be sure to tune in! pic.twitter.com/7lPtgQnELy
— Life Below Zero (@LifeBelowZeroTV) November 14, 2018
Glenn Villeneuve
Next in line is Glenn Villeneuve; he was born on the 18th March 1969, in Burlington, Vermont USA, and from an early age he was inspired by nature, and would spend hours outside exploring the most remote corners of the area he lived in. He hasn’t revealed much of his childhood, though it is known that he quit high school after only a year as love for exploring nature won out. He finally moved to Alaska in 1999, and settled in Chandalar, 200 miles north of Fairbanks and 65 miles north of the Arctic Circle. His way of life attracted the producers of “Life Below Zero”, and he became a cast member of the show. So far, Glenn has appeared in more than 75 episodes and has become one of the most successful members of the show. His net worth soared in recent years, and according to authoritative sources, it is estimated at $500,000 as of late 2018. When it comes to his personal life, Glenn was married to Silvia Daeumichen from 2001 until 2013, with whom he has two children. Since their divorce, he has been in a relationship with Trisha Kazan, with whom he has one child.
Chip and Agnes Hailstone
Chip was born Edward V Hailston in 1969, in Kalispell, Montana USA, the son of Mary Louis and Daniel Franklin Hailstone. He has held his childhood in obscurity, but then he did move to Alaska when he was only 19 years old, although already experienced in trapping and hunting. He settled in the small town of Noorvik, where he soon met his future wife, Agnes, an Alaskan native with Inupiat ancestry. His way of life attracted the producers of “Life Below Zero”, and together with his family, became cast members of the show. So far, Chip has featured in 109 episodes of the highly acclaimed show, which has considerably increased his net worth. So, have you ever wondered how rich Chip Hailstone is, as of late 2018? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Chip’s net worth is as high as $200,000.
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Agnes was born on the 14th June 1971 in Noorvik, Alaska, and has spent all her life in this small Alaskan town. She is of Inupiat ancestry, and before marrying Chip, she was married to a man named Douglas J. Carter, with whom she had a son. Agnes and Chip have six children together.
Andy Bassich
Andy Bassich was born in 1958, in Washington, D.C. USA, and came to Alaska in 1980. He spent his childhood in Wheaton, Maryland USA, alongside his sister. Andy went to John F. Kennedy High School, from which he matriculated in 1976, after which he started a carpentry business in the state of Virginia, before moving to Alaska, and settling alongside the Yukon River. He took a job as a riverboat captain, and during one of his expeditions to Dawson City, he met his future wife, Kate. In addition to his service as a riverboat captain, Andy is also a hunter, and has over 20 sled dogs. He attracted the producers of “Life Below Zero” thanks to his unusual way of life, and became a part of the show. So far, he has featured in more than 85 episodes of the show, which increased his wealth considerably. So, have you ever wondered how rich Andy Bassich is, as of late 2018? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Bassich’s net worth is as high as $250,000. He and Kate were married from 2003 to 2016.
Jessie Holmes
Jessie Holmes is the next in line; he was born in 1980 in Alabama USA, but moved to Alaska when he was only 16 years old, and settled in the town of Nenana, where he started building boats, cabins, fish wheels, and sleds. He began breeding sled dogs too, and currently has over 35. He has survived by hunting for salmon, wolverine, lynx, and muskrat, among other Alaskan animals. He didn’t join the show until 2015 but since then has become a main cast member, and has appeared in almost 50 episodes, which has increased his popularity and wealth. So, have you ever wondered how rich Jessie Holmes is, as of late 2018? According to authoritative sources, Holmes’ net worth is as high as $500,000. When it comes to his personal life, Jessie is still single and has been focused entirely on surviving in the harsh Alaskan wilderness.
Accidents, Deaths, and Other Controversy
Life in Alaska might be simple but isn’t easy, and many of these cast members have been embroiled in a number of dangerous situations. Luckily, no one from the show has died, but Sue and Glenn have faced danger. Sue was “strong-armed” into a variety of hazardous scenarios by Aaron Mellman, the producer of the show, and without face protections out in extreme cold, suffered frostbite, and furthermore survived a bear attack. Glenn on the other hand, was surrounded by a pack of wolves, but escaped and returned safely to his cabin.
Chip Hailstone spent several months in jail, after making false allegations that a man from the town of Noorvik held his daughter at gunpoint, which eventually turned out to be untrue. As a result, Chip spent 15 months in the Anchorage Correctional Complex.
Hailstone wife really loves the camera, most of the time the coments she is making is not nescessary she is just repeating what was just said
Come on, she’s one of the most knowledgeable people on the show. Quit being salty.
I don’t believe that. She is a very astute woman and my favorite on the show. Along with Kate Bashick who was married to Andy. Forgive me for spelling her last name wrong.
What happened to Andy’s first wife Kate?
They got divorced, Kate left him…….
Someone tell me how they can use power tools out in No mans land and how did they get plywood out there
THE WOMAN DENISE WHO HAS BEEN IN EPISODES WITH ANDY , IS SHE HIS NEW LADY LIVE – IN ?
I want to know that too,or is she gone. I’m watching a episode right now and hes with a blond girl.Who,s that?
she is a physical therapist from Floridda I think. She heped Andy recover from an injury. I am sorry but she really looks unhealthy, skinny and unkkempt
What happened to Glenn this year?
Glen I do not miss. He eschews all technology and continually brags about it. His narrative has me wondering whether he’s trying to convince the viewer or himself that “this is the life”.
What happened to the older couple? Hemo? And his wife
Do you mean Andy and kate lol
Think they are on the show, The Last Alaskans!
Him and production company had a falling out, he wants to teach what it takes to live outdoors they want videos of him cutting wood and eating moose
Heimo and the young boy who took over for Bob and his trap lines
I too miss seeing the couple and the young man who took over Bobs trail. They were on the Last Alaskans but I do not get that program anylonger. This was the best of all Alaska programs. I also enjoy Port Protection but they do have different folks on this season.
I started watching because it showed surviving a life in alaska. Now all I hear is sue running a business. She’s more of acting and trying to be funny. Get back to filming living the life and struggles of alaska. I could care less about her business and her talking herself up all the time as if shes super woman. More on the others that are working to survive off the land. The Hailstones are okay, I just dont appreciate how they kill caribou. They slaughter them in the water and that in no way is real hunting. If you cant fly and hunt the same day why can you slaughter a poor animal when they dont have any advantage of getting away. I enjoy her stories about her ancestors and passing on the family traditions. Now Andy, is there anything he cant do? Enjoy seeing the different things he has done. Maybe more of him teaching others the life style. I enjoy the show, I just fast forward a certain person. I have seen every episodes 3 or 4 times I hope to visit Alaska real soon. Wish I would have moved there years ago!
The Hailstones hunt for food. They are not “sport hunting”. All methods are fair when it comes down to something hunting to eat because it is truly hungry, including humans.
Who is the woman who got the skif and was working on patching it before she could get it on the water. I am very impressed by her. Would be great to be able to email and stay in contact with her.
Amanda got a boat that she wasn’t going to actively use in the water, she was gutting it to live in it like a houseboat.
Hi, my name is Maxine and iv’e been watching your shows over and over. I’m 48 yrs old but very vibrent and young and person. I’ve always wanted to go to Alaska because i love the snow and cold and would love to love the experience of living off the real! I have a 12 yro daughter as well that would love to see all this. We’re adventurer’s and love to live life in the wild. I would love to stay at Any’s and his wife to give me the knoweloge of the whole wildlife survivol life. This just isn’t a spare of the moment thing. I’ve been thinking about this for a couple of year’s now. I would greatly appreciate it if you could contact me back and see if it is possible to make this happen!!!!!!!!!! BOO YA!!!
I always see Jessie Holmes traveling away for days and days, Does he leave his35 other dogs home chained up to starve? I don’t get him at all and think he is a real ding-a-ling. His frequent mistakes make me think he has a learning disability.
I worry about his dogs all the time. Just think how cold they must be. If he were living where I live he would be arrested for animal abuse . I truly feel sorry for them. Out in the cold tied up a lot on a short chain all there life’s . That’s no life for a dog if you ask me.Our dogs are spoiled I guess.I know he uses his but still should be in shelter .It is a wonder that bears have not came into his camp while he is gone and killed them.It would be easy enough they have no where to go but on a chain. I feel they should be in a building like a animal adoption center has with heat and bedding and such with out door pen .
He shouldnt be on the show. We dont need to see dogs chained to a pole going round their kennels in circles .
Am sure if it was him chained to his house he would think again . And in the past sled dog delivries were done in relays. Not one team for the whole journey. So as far as i am concerned the program promotes dog cruelty and i turn him off when he comes on
I feel like Ricko DeWild and the Hailstone’s are the real deal, and really like seeing them!
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