Pat Sajak’s Wife Lesly Brown

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Lesly Brown

Lesly Brown is the stunning model wife of longtime TV personality and legendary gameshow host, Pat Sajak.

Lesly’s husband is best known as the host of the American television game show Wheel of Fortune. The 73-year-old is currently recovering from emergency surgery to correct a blocked intestine.

Sajak has hosted Wheel of Fortune, now in its 37th season of syndication, since 1981. The popular game show celebrated its 7,000th episode earlier this year.

Born October 26, 1946; the Chicago native enlisted in the Army in 1968 and was dispatched to Saigon before being assigned to a military base in Texas.
After his service, Sajak bounced between jobs in radio, as a hotel desk clerk, and as a weatherman for KNBC in Los Angeles before game show giant Merv Griffin approached him in 1981 to replace a departing Chuck Woolery on the daytime series Wheel of Fortune.
He also had his own talk show though it was short lived. The Pat Sajak Show debuted on CBS in 1989 and lasted just 15 months.

The longtime game show host has been married to Lesly Sajak, a photographer, since 1989. The two met at the 1988 opening of Champions The Original Sports Bar in Irvine, Ca. -and have been married for 30-years now.
The couple shares two children, son Patrick, 29, and daughter Maggie, 25 -who is a country singer. Lesly is actually his second wife as he was first married to Sherrill Sajak from 1979 until their divorce in 1986.

Gorgeous Lesly Sajak was born Lesly Brown on February 18, 1965; which makes her 19-years her husband’s junior.
Lesly Sajak is a Maryland native born to parents Michael and Maria Brown; she grew up along with two sisters, Kelly and Wendy Brown.
She graduated from Maryland University with a degree in television production.
She began her career as an actress and model and was even crowned Miss Georgetown. As a model she was also featured in Playboy magazine’s “Women of Washington” spread in the November 1988 issue.

However, she left modeling to pursue a career in photography. Besides featuring on her husband’s highly acclaimed television show, she was also featured on Sandals Emerald Bay.