Noelle Bellow Biography
Noelle Bellow is a well-known American journalist who currently works weekdays and weekend evenings for KRON4 News in San Francisco, California. She joined kron4 in March 2019 as a reporter and temporary presenter she.
Previously, he served as executive producer, morning anchor and reporter at KBTX in Bryan, Texas. Before that, she worked as a presenter and announcer at KALB-TV. She also serves as host of the KTLA 5 Morning News Show. Noel also worked in WFTV’s newsroom and ABC News’ entertainment coverage.
Noelle Bellow Age
Noel Bellow was born on 10 August 1989 in Southern California, United States. He is 33 years old.
Noelle Bellow Height
Noelle is 5 feet 6 inches tall.
Noelle Bellow Family
Noel was born into a devoted family in Southern California. It is currently unclear if he has parents or siblings.
Noelle Bellow Husband
Despite being a public person, Noelle has not revealed the details of her romance to the public. Therefore, there are no details about who he is, whether he is single or married. Now Noel lives in San Francisco.
Noelle Bellow Education
After completing her elementary and high school education, Noelle attended Loyola Marymount University and graduated in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in Communications and Fine Arts.
Noelle Bellow Salary
She earns an estimated anuual salary of $40,000-$10,000. This is consistent with the KRON4 news anchor salary.
Noelle Bellow Net Worth
Noel has accumulated a lot of money over the years and has an estimated net worth of $1 million.
Noelle Bellow Career
She currently works as a weekday afternoon and weekend evening anchor at KRON4 News in San Francisco, California. He joined KRON4 in March 2019 as a reporter and interim anchor. Previously, Bryan served as executive producer, morning host and reporter at KBTX in Texas. Before that, he worked as a presenter and announcer at KALB-TV.
Noelle has always been a storyteller. After graduating from Loyola Marymount University, she began her broadcasting career as a writer and morning show host in Los Angeles; He won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Broadcasting with his team.
He later became the morning news anchor at Bryan-College Station, Texas, and Alexandria, Louisiana. There, Noel covered everything from presidential obituaries to tornadoes and tornadoes. His team won the Edward R. Murrow Award for his follow-up to President George H. W. Bush. Bush died and was buried