Sara Haines and Cheryl Hines

Sara Haines (born in the United States) is an American journalist and television host. Sara Haines is most well-known for her role as co-host on The View Strahan Sara Keke (ABC) and The Chase. Before she became a host as well as an anchor, she was also a producer on the Today Show as well as a part of NBC's Page Program. Sara Haines has American citizenship and was born on September 18th, 1977, in Newton Iowa. She is now 45. Christian is her faith. Her birth date indicates that she is an Virgo. Her dad Dick Haines and mother Sandy Haines are the parents of her. She has three siblings. Sara Haines' television career began in the NBC Page Program. She was later hired as a Production Coordinator for NBC's Today at Rockefeller Center. Her first assignment was an associate journalist on the fourth half-hour of the show, that she quit in 2013. Then she was hired by ABC News in 2013 as anchor and as a correspondent for Good Morning America's weekend pop news. Then she was a regular co-host on The View in the show's 20th season that premiered on September 6 2016 whereas ABC made an announcement on the 23rd of July 2016 that she would not return on The View for season 22 and would instead co-host GMA Day later renamed Strahan and Sara. Her final co-host appearance was on August 2 of the year following, in the episode preceding the finale for season 21. The View, as well as GMA Day. Haines host of the revival of The Chase for ABC was revealed by ABC in the month of November, 2021. The series will debut in the month of January in 2020. The Disney+ series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier's 2nd episode in which Haines was featured, she played her.

Cheryl Hines has a net worth of $16 million. She is known as an actor, director and producer for her work in comedy show Curb Your Enthusiasm. Cheryl Hines has an estimated net worth of 16 million dollars. Her other films include RV Waitress, the Life After Beth or Nine Lives. Serious Moonlight was Hines' first feature film directed in 2009. The beginnings of her career and early life Cheryl Hines was born on September 21 1965 at Miami Beach Florida to parents Rosemary and James. She was raised by Rosemary and James in Tallahassee and was part of the Young Actors Theatre. Hines attended Lively Technical College and then to Tallahassee Community College. Hines had worked as waitress, a phone operator, and TV reporter before she landed her first job in Hollywood. The Groundlings Theater is where she started her acting. In the time she was at Groundlings, Hines also started creating her own comedy sketches. Hines started her career with television in 1990 performing guest on television shows such as Swamp Thing Unsolved Mysteries the Wayans Bros. The role she landed was her breakout towards the beginning of the decade following in which she played Larry David's wife Cheryl David on the HBO comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm. For her work on the show in 2003 and in 2006 Hines received Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Supporting actor in a Comedy Series. From the beginning of 2000, she was a part of a number of other shows, mostly in guest star roles. The shows she has appeared on comprise So Little Time Everybody Loves Raymond Reno 911. Scrubs Jack's Big Music Show, Hannah Montana. Hines also lent her voice for the sluggish NBC adult animated sitcom Father of the Pride and played a major role in the shorter-lived ABC sitcom In the Motherhood. Hines began her 2010s with a role as a guest star for Brothers & Sisters Love Bites. Her next role of note came in the form of Dallas Royce, a gregarious neighbour on ABC's Suburgatory. The show costarring Jeremy Sisto and Jane Levy continued for three seasons up to 2014. During this period, Hines also appeared in the TV movie A Fairly Odd Christmas as well as the sitcoms The Crazy Ones & The Middle. Between 2016 and 2017, she had a main role in The Fox sitcom Son of Zorn. Hines also had the roles of guest stars on shows such as Nobodies and Pickle and Peanut and Fresh Off the Boat. Her appearances have also appeared on a number of reality TV shows and games including You can hear Your Voice and Funny You Should ask.