Jeffrey Hewson became a household name in the late 1980s as one of the original hosts on QVC, known for his engaging personality and unique sales techniques. Born on August 5, 1951, in Dayton, Ohio, Hewson initially worked as a radio DJ and TV weatherman before joining QVC in 1986.

Career Highlights

  • Hewson quickly gained popularity for his entertaining product demonstrations, including memorable moments like pouring motor oil on his head to promote hair care products and selling an enormous cheese wheel live on air.
  • His charm and humor made him one of QVC's most beloved presenters throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Personal Life and Departure

  • In April 1992, Hewson married fellow QVC host Judy Crowell. However, the marriage lasted only three months, ending amid reports of infidelity and emotional distress.
  • Following his departure from QVC in the mid-1990s, Hewson largely disappeared from public view.

Health and Current Life

Reports indicate that Hewson suffered a severe stroke, which resulted in partial paralysis and forced him to retire from television. He briefly pursued country music and worked with the Shop At Home network before settling into a low-profile life in Mesa, Arizona.

Despite speculation, Jeffrey Hewson is alive as of 2026 but has chosen to stay out of the spotlight since his health issues.