Monique Soltani Talks Loss, Grief, And Returning To Wine As She Resumes Wine Oh.tv For 2023

Monique Soltani Talks Loss, Grief, And Returning To Wine As She Resumes Wine Oh.tv For 2023

Monique, Mark, and their twin daughters in San Francisco before he died. Monique Soltani had a loving husband, twin daughters, and a flourishing career producing a television show exploring the world of wine called Wine Oh. tv. In 2018, on a shoot in Italy, she got the call everyone fears. Mark was dying. His prognosis, terminal. Death, a pandemic, widowhood, and single-motherhood took a toll on Monique's psyche. This year, however, she's resurrected her beloved show and tells Forbes the long and heartful tale of how it all unfolded. I suggest you print this interview to PDF and settle in with a coffee or wine, as it deserves your full attention. Her story is one of the human condition and how food, wine, and the humble dinner table signify the highest purspose of life: communion. Given your professional background in television, how and when did you first discover wine? In September 2001, I was working in my first "real" job out of college as a morning show anchor and was on the anchor desk when the first plane hit the Twin Towers. The tragic event that changed America changed me (like many of us) forever. I struggled to hold it