Sara Haines and Cheryl Hines

Sara Haines hails from the United States. She is both a television and journalist. Sara Haines's work is well-known for being a cohost of The View, the ABC talk show The View Strahan Sara & Keke, and The Chase. Before she became anchors or hosts Sara Haines worked as an assistant producer for The Today Show. Today Show. Sara Haines is an American citizen born in the city of Newton, Iowa on 18 September 1977. She has 45 years. She is Christian. Based on the time of her birth, she's a Virgo. Parents are Sandy Haines and Dick Haines. Her siblings are also three. Sara Haines was hired to serve as the production director for NBC's Today at Rockefeller Center by the NBC's Today show in Rockefeller Center, in Rockefeller Center's Rockefeller Center studio in Rockefeller Center. Haines began her career as a reporter on the 4th hour of the show in 2009. She left the position in 2013. Then, in 2013, she became an ABC News correspondent for Good Morning America and also being the anchor of Saturday's pop-news. The 20th season of The View, she was co-hosting the show on a regular basis. The series premiered September of 2016. The 23rd of July 2016, ABC revealed that she wouldn't return to Season 22. She would instead host GMA Day, later renamed Strahan And Sara. Her last appearance on The View as a co-host came on August 2, of the following year, during the final episode for the 21st series. Her debut was on GMA Day in September 2018 and then was back as a guest host for The View by 2020. Haines was announced as host of The Chase revival on ABC, with the premiere date being set for the month of January 20, 2021. The Disney+ series The Falcon and Winter Soldier's episode 2 she was the host.

Cheryl Hines has a net worth of $16 million. She is a well-known an actress, director and producer for her work in the comedy television series Curb Your Enthusiasm. Cheryl Hines possesses a networth of $16 million. She also has appeared in a variety of films, including RV Waitress Life After Beth and Nine Lives. Serious Moonlight, her first film directed by her, was released in 2009. Cheryl Hines began her career at the beginning of the 1970s. She was the daughter of Rosemary Hines (mother) and James Hines (father). She was raised in Tallahassee and was an active Young Actors Theatre member. Hines graduated from Lively Technical College then Tallahassee Community College. Hines was employed as a television reporter, waitress and a telephone operator prior to getting her Hollywood break. Then, in Los Angeles she began her acting career by performing improv comedy. In addition, she started writing comedy sketches during this time. TV Career in the 90s Hines was a guest star in a variety of TV shows, including Swamp Thing Unsolved Mysteries The Wayans Bros. and Suddenly Susan. In the early 2000s, she was cast as Cheryl David, Larry David's wife in the HBO show Curb Your Enthusiasm. Hines earned Emmy Award Nominations for Outstanding actress in a Comedy Series in 2003 and 2006. Her appearances continued on a myriad of shows through the decade, mostly as guest-starring roles. The credits are So Little Time Everybody Loves Raymond Reno 911. Scrubs Jack's Big Music Show (Hannah Montana) and Scrubs Jack. Hines made an appearance on her role on the ABC short-lived sitcom In the Motherhood and the NBC short-lived adult animated comedy Father of the Pride. Her voice was also featured to The NBC Short-Lived Sitcom Father of the Pride. Hines kicked off the 2010s with guest appearances on Brothers & Sisters Love Bites along with the animated show The Super Hero Squad Show. Dallas Royce is her role in the ABC comedy Suburgatory. The sitcom, with Jeremy Sisto starring alongside Jane Levy ran for three seasons, until the end of 2014. Hines also had roles in this period. They were A fair Odd Christmas on television and The Crazy Ones. She was a key character for the Fox show Son of Zorn from 2016 to 2017. Hines also made guest appearances on such series as Nobodies Pickle, Peanut as well as Fresh Off the Boat. Additionally, she was a panelist for various games and reality programs including Funny You Say I Can See Your Voice or The Masked Singer.