Who is Van Taylor's wife?

CONGRESSMAN Van Taylor makes headlines in the media for his governmental campaigns.

Upon news of Van ending his reelection campaign for United States Representative from Texas, voters are curious to know more about his wife – Anne Coolidge-Taylor.

Who is Van Taylor's wife?

Van Taylor married real estate professional – Anne Coolidge – on May 1, 2004, in a small New York City ceremony.

Anne graduated with her bachelor's degree from Harvard University and completed her master's for business administration at Columbia University.

Per Anne's LinkedIn profile, she was the managing director of W.P. Carey.

She held the position from February of 1993 through May 2015.

Van and Anne have three daughters together – Lauren, Helen, and Susie.

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Who is Van Taylor?

Born on August 1, 1972 – Van Taylor is the United States Representative for Texas' third congressional district.

He was sworn in to the position on January 3, 2019.

He studied at Harvard University for both his undergraduate and business school education.

Van is also a seventh-generation Texan, businessman, and decorated Iraq War Veteran.

From January 13, 2015 – January 3, 2019, Van served as a Member of the Texas Senate, representing the Eighth Senate District of Texas.

Why did Van Taylor end his reelection campaign?

On March 1, 2022, news broke surrounding details of Van Taylor's extramarital affair with Tanya Joya.

He wrote an email to his supporters about the affair the day after ending his reelection campaign.

"About a year ago, I made a horrible mistake that has caused deep hurt and pain among those I love most in this world," Taylor wrote, according to Texas Tribune.

"I had an affair, it was wrong, and it was the greatest failure of my life. I want to apologize for the pain I have caused with my indiscretion, most of all to my wife Anne and our three daughters."

Taylor finished his five-way primary with 49% of the vote.

The news to end his reelection campaign came as Taylor was forced into a primary runoff amid 11th-hour allegations of infidelity.

Due to Van Taylor's withdrawal from the race, it is speculated that former Collin County Judge – Keith Self – who finished second, has a bigger chance to become the next congressman for the third District.

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