Glenda Hatchett is an American judge and attorney who is mostly known for her court show, Judge Hatchett, and The Verdict with Judge Hatchett.
In addition, Judge Hatchett is the founding partner at the national law firm, The Hatchett Firm. She is the first African-American to enroll at UGA.
Born in Atlanta Georgia, Hatchett attended Mount Holyoke College in 1973 and completed her B.A. in political science. Then, she received her Juris Doctor degree from Emory University School of Law in 1977.
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Judge Glenda Hatchett Daughter And Son: How Many Children Does She Have?
Judge Glenda Hatchett has two children from her former marriage. Her sons are Charles S. Johnson IV and Christopher Johnson.
Regarding her sons, Charles was married to Kyira Dixon Johnson whereas Christopher is still single.
Furthermore, Judge Hatchett is also a grandmother and has two grandsons.
Who Is Judge Glenda Hatchett Husband? Meet Her Family
Judge Glenda Hatchett’s ex-husband is Charles Johnson. The two were married but Hatchett kept her marriage secret from the public.
Since most of her marriage details are private, therefore, we also don’t have details on her divorce either. She has been secretive about her marriage details and has yet to share them.
After her divorce, Judge Hatchett has not married yet but her former husband has moved on to another relationship.
Similarly, Hatchett has also kept her family details private and we have no details besides her two kids. We hope to update more information as soon as possible.
Judge Glenda Hatchett Daughter-In-Law Death Explained
Kyira Dixon Johnson, the daughter-in-law of TV judge Glenda Hatchett, tragically lost died after heavy blood loss after the delivery of her second child. She gave birth to her second son via a cesarean at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles in April 2016.
Kyira Dixon Johnson was married to Hatchett’s son, Charles S. Johnson IV and the two were expecting their second child. Unfortunately, Kyira lost her life from blood loss 12 hours after giving birth. When doctors eventually operated on her, they found a large amount of blood inside her abdomen.
Following the death of his wife, Johnson filed a wrongful death lawsuit claiming doctors neglected the health condition of the patient and sought damages. Although the doctor ordered CT scans for Kyira’s abdomen and pelvis, it was never carried out.
Around three liters of blood was found in her abdomen during surgery. Sadly, she could not survive the heavy blood loss and was pronounced dead at 2.22 am. The cause of her death was ‘due to hemorrhagic shock due to acute hemoperitoneum’ from the autopsy.
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