Lynn Smith Biography
Lynn Smith is an anchor/correspondent for HLN, and in the fall of 2013, she was named host of the network’s popular news and lifestyle program Weekend Express. In March of this year, he was named host of On The Story.
How old is Lynn Smith? – Age
She is 42 years old as of 30 June 2021. She was born Lynn Marie Markowsky in 1979 in the United States of America.
Lynn Smith Education
Smith earned her bachelor’s degree in mass communications from Miami University in Ohio, where she also worked as a reporter for the university newspaper. She interned at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in Los Angeles after graduation.
Who is Lynn Smith married to? – Husband
In Highlands, North Carolina, she married Graham Smith in 2015.
How much does Lynn Smith make? – Net Worth
She is said to be earning an annual salary of $150 thousand. She has an estimated net worth of $3 million.
Lynn Smith Career
Smith previously hosted “First Look” on MSNBC and “Early Today” on NBC before joining HLN. Smith began working for MSNBC in January 2010. Since January 2009, she has worked as a General Assignment Reporter and fill-in anchor for WNBC-News 4 New York. Since June 2007, Smith has worked as a general assignment reporter for NBC-owned station WCAU in Philadelphia. Her responsibilities were expanded in January 2008, when she was promoted to co-anchor of “NBC 10 Weekend Today” on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Prior to joining WCAU, she worked as an Associate Producer on NBC’s “Today” for two years before being promoted to Producer. When she moved to the other side of the camera in 2007, she took on a new role.
When she became an Online Correspondent for todayshow.com in 2007, her role expanded to the other side of the camera, and several of her pieces were featured on “Today.” She also worked for NBC-owned station WVIT in Hartford, Connecticut, as a Freelance General Assignment Reporter. She was offered a prestigious internship with the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in Los Angeles after graduation. She began working for NBC’s Page Program in Los Angeles in 2001 before relocating to New York to pursue her passion for news.
