Who is Amaury Guichon's Wife?

Fiona Bergson Guichon was born on the 1st of April 1995 and is currently 27 years young. She was born and raised in Canada by her parents, whose names and identities are not publicly disclosed. Like her famous husband, she also has an interest in baking and is also the director of International Operations for Amaury Guichon’s Pastry Academy in Las Vegas, which means she’s effectively his boss. She also serves as his manager.

She said in an interview, “Combination of frustrations, overcoming problems and hours of studying professionals and still I am nowhere near as I would like to but who knows… maybe one day.” Fiona shared that she had to multitask, abandon procrastination, and give up her social life for four years. “There is 25% of instinct in every decision I have to make,” she added. “So don’t neglect your instinct. And most importantly, surround yourself with people you believe in and believe in yourself.”

She is also the proprietor of Imperial Tattoo Connexion in Montreal. Her passion for tattoos is evident in the number of tattoos that she has. Fiona is also a freelance photographer. She frequently snaps Amaury preparing chocolate and the couple also regularly travel together, which includes their latest trip to a Thailand zoo. They have already made preparations to return next summer. She, like her husband, is also fond of traveling and travels with him when he needs to shoot abroad. Fiona is quite popular as well on Instagram, with over 59k followers.

Fiona started tattooing people as a teenager and at the age of 21, she opened her tattoo parlor in Montreal, Canada. Bergson has plenty of tattoos, but Amaury has none. He has, however, tattooed some of the couple’s friends. Fiona started freelance photography by taking street photos. Via Instagram stories, Fiona shares her secret to taking beautiful photos.

Fiona’s career is still the main priority for her. She shared on Instagram that she doesn’t intend to have a child anytime soon: “It’s going to sound like a statement, but for those who think alike and like me are more career-oriented I want them to know that they are not alone. We are constantly undermined by society’s inability to separate women and motherhood, but that doesn’t mean we do not have the choice/or are in the wrong.”

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