Therese Andersson Bio: Henrik Lundqvist Wife

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Therese Andersson

Therese Andersson is the beautiful wife of former Swedish professional ice hockey player Henrik Lundqvist.

Her husband played with the New York Rangers of the National Hockey League.

In August 2021, Lundqvist announced his retirement from ice hockey.

During the 2022 season, his team will honor him by retiring his shirt number, 30. He is now retired and spending time with his family.

Therese Andersson Biography

Therese Andersson

She was born in 1971 to her lovely parents in Gotland, Sweden. Therese Andersson has not talked about her parents or siblings.

She is currently 51 years old and has already celebrated her birthday this year with friends and family.

NameTherese Andersson
Age51 Years Old
Date Of BirthSeptember 11, 1971
HusbandHenrik Lundqvist
ChildrenCharlise Lundqvist, Juli Lundqvist

She was born in Sweden and had Swedish citizenship.

Therese’s interest in singing began at a young age.

At ten years old, she made her theatrical debut and started developing as a singer.

Andersson started her professional music career in Sweden but visited the United States in 1990 to meet fellow musician Anders Osborne.

Since then, she has collaborated with other renowned New Orleans musicians, including Betty Harris, Allen Toussaint, and the Neville Brothers.

She went out on her own after being motivated to do so by a one-person puppet show.

Theresa Andersson used to loop her violin, vocals, and guitar throughout her performances.

Na Na Na, her breakout single, has been played over 1.5 million times on YouTube.

The setting of the video is her home kitchen.

Henrik Lundqvist Wife

Henrik Lundqvist Wife

Henrik Lundqvist and Therese Andersson are happily married and have a family together.

Andersson met Lundqvist for the first time in 1998, playing for Frölunda HC in the Swedish Elitserien.

While playing in Sweden, Lundqvist became a national phenomenon, setting multiple records and establishing himself as the league’s top goaltender.

He was named Sweden’s finest goaltender three years in a row (2003–2005) and was awarded the Honken Trophy each time.

The Golden Puck and the Golden Helmet, Sweden’s highest individual honors, were bestowed to him in his final two seasons of professional play.

White Plains, New York is “requested of all young [Rangers] players,” thus the pair made a move outside of the city.

When the new year rolled around, Andersson and Lundqvist had already relocated to the Big Apple.

Andersson has been on Lundqvist’s side since the athlete relocated to New York to begin his NHL career.

Lundqvist quickly became a mainstay in New York after joining his team. And, as is the case with many famous people and athletes.

Inquiring minds wanted to know who their favorite goaltender saw, if he was married and if he had any kids.

For obvious reasons, he was never seen wearing a wedding band. Nonetheless, news of Andersson quickly spread among supporters.

It was reported that Lundqvist and Therese Andersson got engaged in 2010 and tied the knot the following summer.

He still doesn’t want the tabloids prying into his life, but he has recently become more public about his family, especially his kids.

The couple is now happy together with their two kids. The couple announced they were expecting their first child, a daughter, back in 2012. 

Lundqvist assured Us Weekly in June that his wife felt “very fine” and hadn’t dealt with any “illness [or] something like that.” The couple finally had a baby a month later.

It was on July 10 that Charlise Lundqvist entered the world.

In 2014, Lundqvist had further good news when Therese learned she was expecting again. On March 20, 2015, the couple welcomed their daughter, Juli. L

Therese Andersson gave birth right as her husband was given the all-clear to return to the ice following an injury.

According to the New York Times, the Rangers player missed his first practice back because his wife was about to give birth.

Over his 30-year NHL career, Henrik Lundqvist has established himself as one of the league’s top goaltenders with a record-tying six consecutive winning seasons.

He started with the Rangers in October 2011, making this his seventh season. Joyous celebrations marked the remainder of his time with the rangers.

He became the highest-paid goaltender in the NHL when he signed a $59.5 million contract extension with the Rangers in 2013, with an annual salary of $8.5 million.

Lundqvist surpassed Mike Richter as the all-time leader in Rangers wins between the pipes with 302 in 2014.

The following week, he shut out the opposition for the 50th time in the regular season, passing Hall of Fame goaltender Eddie Giacomin to become the Rangers’ undisputed leader in the crease.

Henrik Lundqvist is well-known for being a tenacious goaltender and for his vibrant social life away from the rink.

He is a partner of Tiny’s, a New York City’s TriBeCa district restaurant.

Stunning and charismatic, he was dubbed “Sexiest Man on Ice” by Page Six in 2009 and one of People magazine’s “100 Most Beautiful People” in 2006.

In May of 2018, two people were killed, and eleven-year-old Rangers fan Brendan O’Callaghan was critically injured in a school bus crash in New Jersey.

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The boy and his family receive an NHL team present from Henrik and his teammates.

They enclosed an autographed hockey stick used by Henrik Lundqvist and a note his teammates wrote along with their good wishes.

Therese Andersson’s Net Worth

Therese Andersson Net Worth

She has a net worth of $800,000. Andersson has earned much of her revenue from singing.

She is the driving force behind her husband’s current NHL stardom.

Her husband, Henrik, has a net worth of around $35 million.

Therese Andersson and her family have amassed extraordinary wealth and are now living large.

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