Suzy Kolber

Suzzane Lisa "Suzy" Kolber is an American football sideliner, sportscaster and co-producer for ESPN. Suzy so far, has anchored for many sports including tennis and X-Games. 

Suzy Kolber was born on 14th of May ,1964, in Philadelphia in Pennsylvania, USA. She grew up with her parents Gene Kolber (father) and Sandra Kolber (mother). Do you know about Kolber's relationship status? If not, then read along as we explore more into it. 

Suzy Kolber's Marriage, Husband, Divorce

Suzy Kolber is 58-years-old and is happily married to Eric Brady since 2008. This lovely couple dated for quite sometime finally setting up for the nuptial.

The happy couple, Eric and Suzzy is blessed with a daughter Kellyn, like Kiele Sanchez and her husband is also blessed with one beautiful daughter as of now. Recently, the couple celebrated its eleventh anniversary. As of now, there has been no issues popping up about her divorce.

Suzy Kolber's Net worth

Being a veteran in the field of journalism, Suzzane has earned a hefty amount. Her hosting skills have always garnered up her career. Kolber's net worth is estimated to be over $18 million.

Kolber's football broadcast narrative is featured on many of the video games such as Sony's Playstation 2, ESPN NFL Football for Microsoft's Xbox. For using her narrative she might've received an earnings worth over millions.

A professional anchor earns a salary of around $78,000 a year which is a pretty good amount, while suzy is a veteran, she might be earning around $80,000 to $90,000 a year.

Eric Brady's wealth might be around $100,000 but the precise records is not known. Suzy's other income sources can be recalled through her endorsement in sports industry, social media and her excellent game hosting skill. Kolber is expected to have an all annual income of over $3 million.

Suzy Kolber's Early Life 

Suzy went to Sandy Run Middle School, Dresher, Pennsylvania. After her highschool, Kolber graduated from the University of Miami in 1986 with a Bachelors Degree in Arts in Telecommunications.

During her undergraduate, Kolber worked as a sports director at Dynamic cables in Florida. After completion of her graduation, Suzy joined CBS Sports as a videographer. 

Suzy started her career during her college days. This helped her earn a path in the sports and media industry. After graduation, Kolber worked as a freelancer for WPLG-TV in Miami and was also into magazine show production. 

Suzy's career path widened after she joined the newly launched sports T.V. Channel ESPN in 1993. Suzy's range of work included hosting National Football League, X Games and Grand Slam Tennis.

In 2006, she joined the ESPN's MNF team. Suzzy also worked as ABC sports broadcaster for Super Bowl XL. After joining the ESPN, Suzy covered a wide range of events.

She has anchored the National Football League, X Games and Grand Slam Tennis. She hosted the ESPN coverage of the French Open and the Wimbledon. Suzy served as the lead reporter for the coverage of the "NFL" on Fox News.

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