Dan Katz, also known as Big Cat, is a renowned American writer, blogger, and podcast host based in Chicago, famous for co-hosting “Pardon My Take.” People really like listening to Dan Katz’s funny sports podcast.
Big Cat teamed up with ex-baseball player Alex Rodriguez in 2018 for a podcast called “The Corp.” They chat with big shots in sports and business, like Kobe Bryant, Martha Stewart, and others. It’s a cool mix of Big Cat’s podcast skills and Rodriguez’s sports and business smarts.
We know a lot about his work success, but he keeps his personal life, especially his wife. This article takes a look at what we know about Dan Katz’s wife.
Dan Katz is speculated to be married to Stephanie Maloney. While Katz has never officially confirmed their marriage, he refers to her affectionately as ‘Lady Cat.’ The couple’s relationship remains shrouded in secrecy, with Katz prioritizing their privacy.
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Yes, Dan Katz has two children. In June 2019, he became a dad for the first time, and it was a boy. He posted a picture on his Instagram saying,
“Life just got very real. Lil Cat and Mom are happy and healthy. For the first time in my life I didn’t have any wiseass jokes. Cried a little and let out a soft “oh f*ck””
On May 21, a baby girl, his second child, was born. He also posted about her arrival on Instagram, saying,
“Slightly early arrival but Mom and Baby Girl are both doing great. Now the hard part of explaining to my son he’s not an only child anymore. And yes, I cried my eyes out again. Just as crazy as the first time.”
Dan Katz net worth is estimated to be $2 million. He earned this money by writing for Barstool Sports and being a regular on the podcast “Pardon My Take” with PFT Commenter.
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