Kate Snow Bio, Husband, Age, Body Measurements, Height, MSNBC Career

Kate Snow's Net Worth as of April 2024 is $1 Million

Quick Facts of Kate Snow

Net Worth	$1 Million
Salary	Not Known
Height	5 ft 3 in
Date of Birth	10 June, 1969
Profession	Media Personalities

Renowned Emmy Award-winning National Correspondent for NBC News and anchor for NBC Sunday Nightly News is none other than American television journalist Kate Snow. Before her blossoming career in NBC, she worked for a couple of other print media and broadcast organizations where she learnt a lot to have risen to where she is today.

Here is all you should know about Kate Snow’s bio, age, MSNBC career, family, and some personal details about her on her body measurement and spectacular height.

Bio, Age Of Kate Snow

Kate was born on the 10th day of June in the year 1969 in Bangor, Maine, the United State of America. She is white and therefore belongs to white ethnicity and holds American nationality.

Her father is Dean R. Snow, the renowned anthropologist and Iroquoian expert, a former professor at Pennsylvania State University while her mother was an English and dance teacher.

Her family relocated to New York when she was just six months old and this saw her spend her childhood days in New York with her erudite and caring parents.

The media personality attended New York’s Preston High school and later Cornell University for her college education where she majored in communications and graduated in the year 1991.

She later enrolled for her master’s degree at Georgetown University to study international affairs/foreign services and obtained the certificate in 2002.

Career

Straight from college after her graduation, she worked as a reporter at NPR and NBC Radio and later moved to join KOAT-TV in the year 1995 still as a reporter where she worked for three years before joining the Cable News Network, CNN in 1998.

While on CNN, Kate Snow covered major political news and made reports on events in the White House and Congress until 2003.

From CNN, she moved over to ABC Network in 2003 as the popularly watched Good Morning America White House reporter for six years. She would later rise to become the show’s co-host in its morning show’s weekend edition.

Kate became more popular following the 2008 presidential election as she was ABC News’ correspondent for the Democrats and followed every move of her events.

At this time in her career, she interviewed many influential people such as Bill Clinton, former President, Ringo Starr, Jeff Bezos, and a whole lot of political heavyweights.

Her time in ABC News came to an end in 2010 as she joined MSNBC News as their correspondent for Dateline MSNBC. For her first three years here, she was a correspondent in the show Rock Center with Brian Williams.

Kate was also a correspondent in Dateline MSNBC since 2010 and as a fill-in news anchor in Today, Weekend Today, and MSNBC Nightly News since 2011 in addition to being an MSNBC News National Correspondent since 2013.

Throughout her career, she has covered politics extensively seeing to five American presidential elections, events in the ever-busy and news prolific White House, Congress as well as developing news stories like mass shootings in Newton, middle east conflicts, etc.

Her contributions in the media house are known to influence a lot of policy legislation and public opinions about happenings in American society.

Her Emmy-nominated series, “Hooked: America’s Heroin Epidemic,” roused Congress to sit for hearings and take legislative actions on the public health crisis that was about rounding up America then. To this, she received praise from drug policy organizations and concerned NGOs.

Her other works which have shaped American societies for the better include, but are not limited to – Her 2015 series about transgender children which saw the video of a five-year-old transgender child – Jacob go viral on social media, her Rock Center report on teenage foreign exchange students being abused by host parents was the catalyst for new policies on foreign exchange students at the State Department.

Her report on the grave implications of texting while driving didn’t go unnoticed just as her report on concussions among young female soccer players sparked national conversations for good reasons.

Does Kate Snow have cancer?

Kate has revealed that she had kidney cancer and received all the sorry’s”as well as offers for help. After 4 years, she had lung cancer also and everyone’s response was that all-knowing look and “Smoking, huh?”.

Kate Snow’s Family: Husband

Kate Snow is married to radio presenter Chris Bro and the two have two children together named Zach Bro and Abigail Keller Bro.

It is not publicly known how they got to know each other and for how long they dated before marriage, neither is there any verified date for their marriage.

At best, one can assume they had a quiet wedding and keeps many details about their family life off public knowledge as much as they can. The family of four still lives together and there are no minor or major rumors of any sort of turbulence in their union.