Marni Hughes Bio, Age, Height, Husband, kids, Salary, News Nation
Marni Hughes Biography
This is what you need to know about Marni Hughes, an American Weeknight news anchor currently working for News Nation. Before joining News Nation she anchored the evening news in Seattle where she played role in the expansion of the nightly broadcasts and launched a health franchise with a focus on wellness and lifestyle.
Marni Hughes Age
Hughes was born on July 11 in the United States. She has not revealed her exact year of birth. She also celebrates her birthday on June 11 every year.
Marni Hughes Height
- Not Known.
Marni Hughes Hair
Hughes’s beautiful hair color is blonde.
Marni Hughes Family
Hughes is a wife to Chris and a parent to three kids. Little is known about her parents, also there are no details about her siblings, therefore this information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Marni Hughes Husband
Hughes is happily married to her husband Chris. The couple is blessed with two daughters and a son. She currently resides in Chicago, the United States with her husband and children.
Marni Hughes Salary
Hughes receives an annual average salary of $ 500,000. This is according to News Nation News anchors/reporter’s salaries.
Marni Hughes Net Worth
Hughes has an estimated Net Worth of $ 100k – $ 1 million dollars. Her career as a news anchor is her primary source of income.
Marni Hughes Education
She attended the University of Montana and Southern Methodist University.
Marni Hughes News Nation
Hughes is an American Weeknight news anchor currently working for News Nation. Before joining News Nation she anchored the evening news in Seattle where she played role in the expansion of the nightly broadcasts and launched a health franchise with a focus on wellness and lifestyle.
Before Seattle, Hughes worked in newsrooms in Minnesota, Utah, Indiana, and Ohio. She was also honored with an Emmy for a series of stories highlighting the struggles families face raising kids on the autism spectrum. She was also recognized for her reporting on traumatic brain injuries and concussions specific to youth sports safety.
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