Tommy Robinson Bio: Net Worth, Age, Books, Parents, Wife, Twitter, Movies, Documentary

Biography

Tommy Robinson, born Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon on November 27, 1982, in Luton, England, is a prominent far-right activist known for his strong anti-Islam and anti-immigration views.

He co-founded the English Defence League (EDL) in 2009 and led the group until stepping down in October 2013 due to internal conflicts and personal issues. Robinson has also been linked to other far-right organizations, such as the British National Party (BNP) and Pegida UK. His activism has centred around organizing protests, many of which have led to violent clashes, and he has been an outspoken critic of what he sees as the Islamization of Britain.

Over the years, Robinson has faced numerous legal challenges, including convictions for assault, mortgage fraud, and contempt of court. As of October 2024, he served an 18-month sentence for contempt of court.

His controversial views have made him a polarizing figure; supporters see him as a champion of British values, while critics accuse him of promoting hate speech and Islamophobia. His legal struggles and activism have garnered backing from some right-wing figures globally, but they have also drawn significant opposition from those who argue he fuels division and racism.

Robinson frames his narrative around claims of exposing corruption and defending British culture from perceived threats, leading to ongoing debates about freedom of speech, the role of activism in politics, and the societal impact of far-right ideologies.

Description:	British anti-Islam campaigner
Tommy Robinson
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon
Stage Name:	Tommy Robinson
Born:	27 November 1982 (age 42 years old)
Place of Birth:	Luton, United Kingdom
Nationality:	British
Education:	N/A
Height:	1.70 m
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Yaxley-Lennon
Siblings:	1
Spouse:	Jenna Vowles (m. 2011-2021)
Girlfriend • Partner:	Not Dating
Children:	3
Occupation:	Activist • Anti-Islam Campaigner
Net Worth:	$1.3 million-$2.6 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Tommy Robinson, born Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon on November 27, 1982, in Luton, Bedfordshire, England, is of White British ethnicity.

He was raised in a working-class family with a Catholic background, though his later activism reflects a strong anti-Islam stance. Little detailed public information exists about his parents, but his father worked as a decorator, and his mother was involved in community activities.

Their names are not widely publicized. Robinson has at least one brother mentioned in connection with some of his legal troubles, though specifics about his siblings are kept private.

Robinson attended schools in Luton but left without obtaining formal qualifications. He cited difficulties with behaviour and learning as the reason for his early departure from formal education. There is no record of him pursuing further or higher education after secondary school.

Career

Tommy Robinson has built a controversial career as a far-right activist, journalist, and public speaker, focusing heavily on anti-Islam and anti-immigration themes. He co-founded the English Defence League (EDL) in 2009 and led the group until his departure in 2013 due to internal conflicts and personal issues. Under his leadership, the EDL organized several protests that frequently resulted in clashes with counter-protesters and law enforcement.

After leaving the EDL, Robinson collaborated with Rebel Media, a Canadian far-right media outlet, where he hosted “The Tommy Robinson Show” and gained international visibility. He later shifted to independent journalism, using social media and his website to focus on issues like Islam, crime, and immigration in the UK.

In addition to his journalism, Robinson has been an outspoken public speaker, attending far-right and anti-Islam events in the UK and globally, where he has developed a substantial following. He authored Enemy of the State and co-authored Mohammed’s Koran, books where he discusses his views on Islam, British politics, and his personal experiences.

Robinson’s career has been heavily influenced by legal issues, including convictions for assault, mortgage fraud, and contempt of court. His legal troubles, especially concerning contempt of court, have resulted in imprisonment, including a high-profile 2018 case for breaching reporting restrictions. He has used his platform to campaign on issues like grooming gangs, accusing the media and authorities of being overly cautious due to political correctness or fear of being labelled racist or Islamophobic.

Although Robinson has expressed interest in politics and had affiliations with several far-right political groups, he has not secured a prominent role in mainstream elections. His activities have made him a deeply polarizing figure; while some view him as a champion of British culture and free speech, others accuse him of promoting Islamophobia. His controversial statements and actions have led to social media bans, but he continues to spread his message through other channels.

Social Media

• Twitter: Tommy Robinson (@TRobinsonNewEra) / X
• Wikipedia: Tommy Robinson

Personal Life

Tommy Robinson, born Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon on November 27, 1982, is currently 42 years old today. He married Jenna Vowles in 2011, and they divorced in February 2021.

This was his only marriage, and together they had three children. Robinson is approximately 5 feet 7 inches (1.70 meters) tall.

After his divorce, there have been occasional hints on social media about his personal relationships, but no significant public information exists on his dating life post-divorce.

Net Worth

Tommy Robinson‘s net worth is a topic of speculation, with estimates varying widely due to his diverse income sources and legal expenses.

Public discussions and reports suggest Tommy‘s net worth ranges from about $1.3 million to $2.6 million (USD), factoring in earnings from books, speaking engagements, crowdfunding, and alleged real estate holdings.

However, these figures are speculative as his financial situation is clouded by legal battles, bankruptcy claims, and tax investigations.

Body of Work

Tommy Robinson‘s work consists of his writings, documentaries, and media appearances, focusing on his activism, journalism, and views on Islam, immigration, and British culture. Here’s a list of his notable works:

Books

• “Enemy of the State” – A memoir where Robinson discusses his life, his activism with the English Defence League, and his experiences with the British legal system and media.
• “Mohammed’s Koran” – Co-authored with Peter McLoughlin, this book presents a critical analysis of the Quran, positioning it within Robinson’s broader narrative on Islam.
• “Silenced” – Another memoir that continues from where “Enemy of the State” left off, detailing further personal and legal struggles, focusing on his claims of being censored or “silenced” by the state and media.
• “Manifesto” – A book where Robinson outlines his political and social views, advocating for his vision of Britain.

Documentaries

• “The Rape of Britain” – A documentary focusing on what Robinson claims to be the underreported issue of grooming gangs in the UK.
• “Panodrama” – An exposé on BBC’s Panorama, where Robinson alleges manipulation in their reporting, particularly concerning his case.
• “Silenced (Britain’s banned documentary)” – A documentary that has gained significant attention online, where he discusses his legal battles, the British justice system, and his portrayal by the media.

Media and Journalism

• “The Tommy Robinson Show” – His show on Rebel Media, where he discussed various topics related to his activism and views on Islam and immigration.
• Independent Journalism: Robinson has produced a vast amount of content via social media, focusing on stories he believes are neglected or misrepresented by mainstream media. This includes numerous videos on platforms like YouTube (before being banned and then reinstated) and his own channel on platforms like Rumble or BitChute.

Public Speaking

• Robinson has given numerous public speeches, both in the UK and internationally, at events organized by far-right or anti-Islam groups, where he discusses his views and experiences.

Legal and Activism

• While not a conventional “body of work,” his numerous legal cases, especially those related to contempt of court, have significantly shaped his public persona and activism. These include his involvement in court cases, imprisonment, and commentary on these events.