Liz Reyes Biography
Liz Reyes is an award-winning American broadcaster, television news anchor, reporter, and television personality currently working at Fox 8 News WVUE in New Orleans. She has had a long and diverse career covering many people, events, and issues in Canada, Latin America, and the United States. Liz is often busy giving keynote speeches and presenting guest speakers at various schools and colleges across the country.
Liz Reyes Age
Liz Reyes was born in Port of Spain, Trinidad. She is 50 years old but likes to keep her life private. Therefore, his date of birth and real year of birth are not known to the public.
Liz Reyes Height
Liz stands at a height of 5 feet 5 inches (approximately 1.65 m).
Liz Reyes Family
Liz was born and raised in Port of Spain, Trinidad. When Liz was young, her family moved to Toronto, Canada, and she quickly adjusted to her new home. Liz became a US citizen in 2006. However, he did not give more information about his devoted parents and siblings.
Liz Reyes Husband
Married to unknown husband. In her free time, Liz enjoys relaxing with a good book, helping her husband pack meals for his travels, and trying new recipes he finds in his magazines. Best regards, Sauveur.
Liz Reyes Education
studied Social Sciences and Communications at York University in Toronto. She began her career at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) as a CBC Newsworld News correspondent and television host. Liz has worked as an intern on various programs in Toronto, Canada, including the Ontario TV finance program MoneysWorth, where she wrote reports and research.
Liz Reyes Salary
Her annual salary is $84,659. This is based on Fox 8 anchor/reporter salary.
Liz Reyes Net Worth
Liz has accumulated a huge amount of money over the years, with estimates ranging from $850,000 to $1 million.
Liz Reyes Career
She began freelancing in 2009 for Fox 8 TV in New Orleans, covering the Gulf oil spill and other important stories. Liz hosts the weekday Fox News Channel 8pm Newscast as well as the weekday 4pm newscast. She also works as a freelance writer for RCN National News Latin America, published and distributed in Bogota, Colombia. Liz left WGNO in August 2009 and now runs her own media company, LizReyes.com, and consulting firm G.M.A Corporation.
Liz has also appeared in many documentaries and productions and worked on CSPAN and the Deepwater Horizon hearings. That night, he talked about the Colombian presidential election and interviewed leading candidates to become Colombia’s next president. He also spends time discussing news and culture in Bogota.