Toni Chapman Brinker (born September 20, 1949) is an American Renowned personality, Social Activist and Advisor from Davenport (Iowa, USA).

Her ex-husband T. Boone Pickens was an American Capitalist. Pickens owned BP Capital Management .

Toni Chapman Brinker was born on the 20th of September 1949 (age 70 years old in 2019) in Davenport. Moreover, her dad was a chiropractor. Brinker described her childhood upbringing as humble. Still, she lacked interest in the studies. T. Boone Picken’s ex-spouse managed to complete her High school and College education. She stayed in plainview, Texas, and then moved to Alabama when she was in her 3rd grade.

Brinker works as a social activist and an advisor.

Additionally, she is the founder and CEO of Operation Blue Shield.

The name has since been changed to Community One Foundation USA. In an attempt to alleviate tensions between communities and law enforcement officials, the non-profit group was created. The organization’s goal is to provide robust cause-minded community involvement programs and to cultivate meaningful partnerships between first responders and community residents. The organization focuses on education, health, civic engagement, safety, and advocacy sectors as well as many more.

Brinker was three times married before he tied the knot to T. Picks Boone.

Her third Husband was Norman E. Brinker, founder of the Chilis chain of restaurants. In March 2003 Toni and Norman married. Both were married at the age of 78 until he died in 2009. On 14 February 2014, they tied the knot. The wedding took place at the Mesa vista in Pickens. It is located in the north of Amarillo, Texas. In December 2013 Pickens proposed to Brinker at the ranch.

T. Boone Picken’s ex-spouse is an Oklahoma native who made much of his fortune in oil drilling. The 85-year-old Pickens has since become an advocate for alternative energy sources. He also is active in politics and has donated millions of dollars to his alma mater of Oklahoma State University–Oklahoma City and various other causes. He died at 91 years old on Wednesday, September 11th, 2019. News of his death was confirmed by the official Twitter account for his foundation. The press release for his death reads in part, “The long-time Dallas resident, who had battled back from a series of strokes and further head injuries sustained in a 2017 fall, died of natural causes surrounded by friends and family on September 11th, 2019.

As of 2019, Chapman’s Net worth is $38 million.

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