Trisha Harding: Everything About Tommy Morrison's wife

Trisha Harding was the wife of Tommy Morrison. Trisha Harding’s husband, Morrison was an American professional boxer who competed from 1988 to 2008 and held the WBO heavyweight title in 1993. He retired from boxing in 1996 when he tested positive for HIV. She denies that her husband was ever HIV positive.

Trisha Harding: Bio Summary

Trisha Harding is popular for being the wife of Tommy Morrison. There isn’t much information about Trisha that is available. She only came into the limelight after her marriage to the famous boxer. Here is what we know so far about Trisha.

Who is Trisha Harding?

Patricia McQuibban Harding, better known as Trisha, though being the wife of Tommy Morrison is also a former English tennis player. Trisha is listed as a famous member on the Sundridge Park website, where it is stated that she once played for Kent. She also participated in the tennis circuit. Sue Barker lost three games to her at Eastbourne. However, after being defeated by Anthea Cooper at Kent, she decided to retire from competitive tennis.

Suze McQuibban, her mother, was a member of the tennis committee for many years and was in charge of organizing highly successful novice sessions. Her mother passed away in 2020. She also has a well-known brother, Peter McQuibban.

Trisha Harding’s brother was an Oxford Blue who competed in the Prentice Cup in the United States against Harvard University and Yale, as well as in the Prentice Cup matches in England. He is a full member of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, as well as the Chairman of the International Tennis Club of Great Britain. Patricia Morrison spent years in the hospitality industry in Las Vegas and has also lived in Kansas.

Trisha Harding and her husband Tommy Morrison

How did the two love birds meet and started their relationship? The couple have not given any information regarding the circumstances that brought them together. However, Tommy and Trisha Marrioson were engaged in 2009 and married in 2011.

In August 2013, Elizabeth Merrill of ESPN.com reported that Morrison’s mother Diana said that Tommy had “full-blown AIDS” and was “in his final days.” She also stated that Morrison had been bedridden for over a year. The same article also stated that Morrison’s wife, Trisha, did not believe Morrison had AIDS.

On September 1, 2013, Morrison died at the Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, Nebraska at the age of 44. According to the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services, Morrison’s cause of death was cardiac arrest, resulting from multiorgan failure due to septic shock caused by a Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection.

Trisha Harding is adamant that her husband, who died in 2013 at the age of 44, never had or was properly diagnosed with HIV or AIDS, despite having his boxing career cut short in 1996 at the peak of his career. She blames the Nevada Athletic Commission for relying on Quest Diagnostics’ advice.

Trisha Harding and Quest are in court trying to figure out where the idea of Tommy having HIV came from. Several blood tests have come back negative since the original decision to suspend Morrison in 1996. According to Trisha Harding, a 2012 blood test proved HIV negative, and ten days later, after an autopsy on the day of his death, Patricia received the same negative results. She discussed her case on The Grueling Truth in 2018.

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