Sarah Murdoch Biography
Sarah Murdoch is a model, actress, and television presenter of British-Australian origin. She appeared as a guest host on the Seven Network’s Weekend Sunrise in October 2013.
How old is Sarah Murdoch? – Age
She is 50 years old as of 31 May 20222. She was born in 1972 in Croydon, United Kingdom. Her real name is Sarah O’Hare
Sarah Murdoch Family – Education
Murdoch was born in Sydney, Australia, and attended Strathfield’s The McDonald College of the Performing Arts, where she studied dance.
Is Sarah Murdoch still married? – Husband – Children
Sarah married Lachlan Murdoch, the eldest son of Australian-born American media mogul Rupert Murdoch, in 1999. The couple lives in Sydney, Australia, with their two sons, Kalan Alexander, born in 2004 and Aidan Patrick, born in 2006, as well as their daughter, Aerin Elisabeth Murdoch, born in 2010.
Sarah Murdoch Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of $3 Million.
Sarah Murdoch House
The Murdochs are hardly the first trophy homeowners in Bellevue Hill to use the property as their private waterfront playground. For much of the last century, it was similarly used by the wealthy O’Neil family, who hosted significant birthdays, summer get-togethers, and yachtie Denis O’Neil’s various floats. The O’Neils bought it in 1958 for £9000 and kept it in the names of brothers Colin and Rodney O’Neils until it was sold to the Scharrer family in 2017 for $30 million.
Sarah Murdoch Today Show
Murdoch filled in for Jessica Rowe on the Nine Network’s famous morning news and interview show, Today, when Rowe was on maternity leave for four months. The Sydney Morning Herald reported on March 26, 2007, that Murdoch would end her presenting responsibilities on Today and step down on March 30, 2007. Kellie Sloane of Nine News took over as Murdoch’s replacement until May 2007, when Lisa Wilkinson took over as Today’s new co-host. Murdoch returned as a guest host alongside Karl Stefanovic on October 4, 2007, to raise awareness of breast cancer as a patron of the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
Sarah Murdoch Everybody Dance Now
Murdoch hosted the Network Ten reality dancing show Everybody Dancing Now in August 2012, but the show was canceled after only four episodes due to low ratings.
Sarah Murdch Pride of Australia
Murdoch and her production firm Room 329 Productions, along with Foxtel, produced four episodes of Pride of Australia, which aired in November 2009. Murdoch served as host. The program presents inspiring stories of ordinary Australians who battle adversity with amazing courage, love, and persistence. The stories were drawn from hundreds of nominations sent to News Limited newspapers around Australia.
Sarah Murdch Australia’s Next Top Model
Murdoch took over as host of Australia’s Next Top Model after Jodhi Meares famously bumbled her way through the third season’s live conclusion in 2007 and declined to participate in the 2008 finals. Murdoch secured an agreement with Foxtel to create documentaries through her production firm, Room 329 Productions, in addition to hosting Top Model and serving as an executive producer on the show. During the 2010 Australia’s Next Top Model Grand Final, she came under fire from the media for announcing the wrong winner. Murdoch confirmed her departure from Top Model after three seasons on December 12, 2011.
