Who is Nicole Boyd?
Nicole Boyd was born on 24 January 1984, in the United States of America. She is a graphic designer, occasional actress, and a former model, but probably best known for being the wife of retired professional skateboarder Bam Margera. Her husband rose to fame as one of the stars of the MTV show “Jackass”, then participating in its several spin-offs.
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The Net Worth of Nicole Boyd
As of early-2020, Nicole Boyd’s net worth is estimated to be over $700,000, earned through success in her various endeavors. She probably benefits from the success of her husband, who has a net worth reputedly over $30 million thanks to success during his skateboarding career, as well as his numerous business endeavors.
A Troubled Relationship
Nicole lived most of her life away from the spotlight, while her husband grew to some notoriety during this period. Bam became known for his skateboarding skills, but also his pranks shown on television. He had two very public relationships parts of which were documented in his television programs. In 2013, he had settled after being in a relationship for some time with Nicole Boyd. The rumors were that they had been together even though he was married to Missy Rothstein at the time.
Their marriage was held in Reykjavik, Iceland and they had a child four years later.
He has a known history of alcohol abuse, but for some time he’s declared that he was mostly sober during his marriage, though he had stints of trips to rehabilitation centers. Things escalated sometime after the birth of their child, when he once again kept returning to treatment centers. In 2019, he admitted to having constant fights with his wife, mother, and friends, pleading television personality Dr. Phil for help with his alcoholism. He was recommended treatment once more after going through a personal session with the doctor. Despite this crack in their relationship, Nicole seems adamant in keeping things together, and understands the struggles her husband goes through despite their fights. She stays strong for their relationship and their child.
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Husband – Bam Margera
Bam grew up in West Chester, Pennsylvania and was a troublesome child even during his youth. He dropped out of high school, but made friends with many skateboarders at the time. He began doing stunts, and filmed himself skateboarding with his friends, which lead to the creation of the group Camp Kill Yourself or CKY, with him releasing numerous videos under the banner. Other skateboarders featured as a part of this crew were Chris Raab, Ryan Dunn, Brandon Novak and Brandon DiCamillo.
The group gained a lot of attention for their skills, and he, in particular caught the attention of Jeff Tremaine who invited him to be a part of MTV.
This would lead to the creation of the television series “Jackass”, which often featured members of CKY. The project proved successful, and led to spin-offs of such films as “Jackass: the Movie”, “Jackass 3D”, “Jackass Number Two”, and “3.5”.
Continued Success – Bam Margera
While working on Jackass, Margera was a known personality within the skating world, not only for his pranks but his ability to skate. He was sponsored by Toy Machine Skateboards and eventually became a part of Team Element, sponsored by Element Skateboards. He also gained sponsorships from various companies, from apparel to skateboarding gear.
He slowly moved away from skateboarding as he aged, only doing so casually, though he still attends big events.
His success with “Jackass” prompted MTV to give him a show which would become “Viva La Bam”. The series featured him and his crew visiting the country to do skateboarding stunts, as well as other activities. After the end of its run, he then filmed another show called “Bam’s Unholy Union”, which featured the preparation for his wedding to then-fiancée Melissa Rothstein. In 2010, he worked on the Spike TV show “Bam’s World Domination”, which saw him and his friends undertake an obstacle course race.
Recently, he’s been appearing more in therapy programs due to his issues, with the latest being “Family Therapy with Dr. Jenn”.
Bam Margera’s Troubles
Bam abused his love for alcohol during his 20s, which later led to his current alcohol problems. As seen in footage from “Jackass” he often went on alcoholic binges, and this drinking habit only worsened over the years. In 2010, he got into a fight with a woman who accused him of calling her a nigger. This led to him being hospitalized after he was attacked with a baseball bat. Three years later, he was arrested in Iceland after failing to pay damages he caused to a rental car which he trashed when in a drunken stupor.
He got into a deeper drinking problem after he became depressed after putting skating on hold due to bone spurs. Following therapy for alcohol, he revealed that he has mental issues, eating disorders, anxiety problems, and lived a generally unhealthy lifestyle. He had become miserable due to becoming overweight and his injuries, which led him to essentially relearn skating. In 2018, after being mostly sober for a few years, he relapsed after an altercation during a holiday in Colombia, where he was robbed at gunpoint. Media also has footage of him damaging his own home, insulting his wife, and threatening his manager while in a drunken state
Accumulated Wealth
Despite all of Margera’s problems, he has gained considerable wealth mainly thanks to his success in the entertainment industry, including royalties from his television shows, films, and radio programs, and from featuring in several video games. He released a book too, entitled “Serious as Dog Dirt”. He owns two houses in his home town – one was renovated and later used for rentals via Airbnb. While he has enjoyed a lot of riches, some people believe that his alcoholism has limited his potential to earn much more than he currently has.
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