Who Is Simone and Malcolm Collins? Age, Biography and Wiki
Simone and Malcolm Collins, both born in 1987, are currently 38 years old. They have carved their niche as prominent figures in the realm of pronatalist advocacy in the United States. Their Wikipedia page provides a detailed account of their contributions to the discourse on family growth and fertility. As advocates, they emphasize the importance of promoting childbirth and have encouraged various initiatives surrounding this belief system.
| Occupation | Republicans |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | 1987 (age 38) |
| Age | 39 Years |
| Birth Place | Japan |
| Horoscope | |
| Country | Japan |
Popularity
Simone and Malcolm Collins's Popularity over time
Height, Weight & Measurements
While specific details regarding their personal body statistics are not publicly available, both Simone and Malcolm maintain active lifestyles. Supporters often note their athletic appearances, suggesting they prioritize fitness and health.
Family, Dating & Relationship Status
Simone and Malcolm are married, and their union emphasizes shared values around family and procreation. The couple frequently discusses their visions of raising a family and promoting a pro-natalist culture, which has become central to their advocacy work. They often collaborate on various projects reflecting their beliefs.
Malcolm is the great-grandson of Carr Collins Sr., founder of the Fidelity Union Life Insurance Company, and grandson of James M. Collins, a Dallas, Texas businessman and politician.
In 1997, Malcolm's parents undertook a contentious divorce and custody dispute; the proceedings were characterized by one judge as "extensive, bitter and long-lasting". During the divorce, Malcolm was ordered to live at a private boarding school funded by a family trust. The divorce was finalized in 2001.
It was discovered in 2021, upon the death of James Collins's wife Dorothy Dann Collins Torbert, that some $29 million had been embezzled from the family trust fund by Barbara Chalmers, the family bookkeeper. Reflecting on his childhood, Malcolm noted that he has "no beef with my parents. My childhood was hard, but my adulthood has been easy.
Can I say a parent did a bad job if I’m happy with my life today? I don’t think so."
Net Worth and Salary
As of 2025, Simone and Malcolm Collins have an estimated net worth of approximately $5 million. Their earnings stem from various sources, including their business ventures and public speaking engagements. Their commitment to their causes has also garnered them sponsorship opportunities and partnerships with organizations aligned with their mission.
Career, Business and Investments
Simone and Malcolm Collins have built successful careers as entrepreneurs, leveraging their passion for pronatalism into sustainable business ventures. They have invested in various initiatives aimed at supporting families, including fertility services and parenting platforms. Their accolades in the community include their role as thought leaders and advocates, which has also resulted in several publications and appearances in media discussing family growth and the societal implications of declining birth rates.
Simone and Malcolm Collins previously worked in venture capital and technology sectors. Simone previously served as the managing director for Dialog, a secretive invite-only social club co-founded by investor Peter Thiel. Malcolm previously worked as a venture capitalist at TheVentures in South Korea.
The Collinses are currently the managing directors of the corporate wholesale travel agency Travelmax.
Social Network
The couple is active on several social media platforms, including Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. They use these platforms to share insights on their advocacy work, personal stories, and advice for prospective parents. Their online presence contributes significantly to their outreach efforts in promoting pro-natalist principles.
The Collinses fear that low fertility rates, especially among people they view as high-achieving, could lead to a decline in innovation and societal progress as well as the extinction of cultures, economic breakdown, and the collapse of civilization.
They are part of a network of self-styled “elites,” that include billionaires like Elon Musk, who publicly express concerns about demographic trends leading to population collapse. They have been featured in discussions about their use of preimplantation genetic testing to select embryos.
The Collinses are vocal supporters of using advanced reproductive technologies, including in vitro fertilisation and genetic screening, to promote higher birth rates and advocate for selecting embryos based on perceived desirable traits, such as high IQ. The Collinses' views have been criticised as promoting eugenics.
In 2023, they were speakers at the controversial Natal Conference in Austin, Texas which featured speakers connected to far-right eugenicists. They have "scoffed at the idea that they were eugenicists" and have strongly disavowed any form of racism.
Education
Simone and Malcolm Collins are well-educated individuals, though specific details about their educational backgrounds are not publicly disclosed. Their knowledge and understanding of social, economic, and political factors surrounding family growth are evident in their advocacy efforts and public discussions.
The couple has written five books in their Pragmatist Guide series. Their book The Pragmatist's Guide to Governance: From high school cliques to boards, family offices, and nations: A guide to optimizing governance models was briefly on the Wall Street Journal Bestseller List in 2023.
