Meet Tavner Smith Wife: The Venue Church Pastor Affair And Cheating Scandal Explained

Meet Tavner Smith Wife: Even though no rumors have spread, some people are wondering if Pastor Tavner Smith has had an affair.

With so many affairs going on, it’s been proven time and time again that pastors, no matter what they preach, are not above committing adultery themselves.

Dr. Sheila Graham Smith, whose husband’s affair inspired her to write “Tell the Truth About Adultery,” is a recent example.

Tavner Smith, on the other hand, has not been involved in an affair, and there is no scandal to expose, let alone a cheating scandal.

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Tavner Smith Affair And Cheating Scandal Explained

Tavner Smith is not entangled in any secret affairs. The cheating scandal, if it exists, is only a rumor. We can’t say he has cheated on his wife of 18 years with no definitive proof.

However, his wife is not mentioned anywhere in his recent Instagram posts. Not in his bio or his posts. He constantly posts pictures with his three daughters, saying how blessed he is.

His mother also makes a frequent appearance on his posts. But, his wife is nowhere to be seen.

Meet Tavner Smith Wife?

Pastor Tavner Smith is married to his wife, Danielle. They tied the knot back in 2004, and if they are still together, they will have been married for 18 years.

Together, husband and wife launched Venue Church. They love God, and their Church is located at 5959 Shallowford Road in Chattanooga.

He met his wife, Danielle, at North Greenville University. After getting married, they went on to pursue their areas of interest. She held a degree in Communications and Broadcasting after she graduated in 2005.

Together they have three daughters.

Insights On Tavner Smith Age And Wikipedia

Tavner Smith looks to be about 45 years of age plus minus a couple of years.

From the year 2000 till the year 2003, you could see him playing guitar in a Christian band. At conferences and in churches, he would minister through music to the youths.

He went on to play with a new band named Too Late May from 2004 to 2006. Although it comprised of Christian members, it wasn’t a Christian band.

He stopped playing at youth conferences and churches. Instead, he went on to play at bars and clubs.

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