Ginger Gadsden Profile
Ginger Gadsden is an American Anchor/Reporter working for WKMG News serving the station as an Evening Co-anchor for the 4, 5:30, and 7 PM News. The WKMG News at 7 PM is Central Florida’s only 7 PM Newscast. She joined the station in the month of June 2014.
Ginger Gadsden Career
Gadsden works for News 6 where she serves the station as an Evening Anchor. Her television began shortly after her college theater professor told her that she had a unique presence that capture the attention of other students in the classroom.
Gadsden advised her to pursue a career in journalism and helped her secure an internship at WIS the local NBC television station in Columbia, South Carolina. When she walked into the newsroom, she fell in love with the energy of live, local news. Later on, after her internship, her skills landed her a job at FOX 59 News in Indianapolis as the weekend weather anchor and entertainment reporter. Later on, she was promoted to co-anchor of the 10 PM Newscasts.
Asides from this, she previously worked in Dallas and Washington, DC. However, Florida is where she spent most of her TV career. In the course of her career, she has covered some big stories such as Florida sports.
Back in the year 2007, she traveled to Arizona in order to cover the Florida Gators when they won the BCS Championship, and when the Tampa Bay Rays were in the World Series, Ginger was live at Tropicana Filed for each home game. Asides from this, she anchored live coverage of Super Bowl XLIII at Raymond James Stadium.
Gadsden happens to be a self-proclaimed foodie who loves trying new cuisines and has a passion for travel. She has been privileged to visit Spain, Italy, Africa, and Greece with Thailand, Australia, and Antarctica being on her someday list.
Ginger’s favorite restaurants are too many that she couldn’t name them. On the other hand, her favorite food is any new cuisine while her favorite movie is Wizard of Oz. As for his education, she attended the University of South Carolina where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English and Theatre.
Ginger Gadsden Age
Gadsden was born on the 1st of September 1965 in Charleston, South Carolina, United States. She celebrates her birthday on the 1st of September every year. Gadsden is, therefore, 57 years old as of 2022.
Ginger Gadsden Height
She stands at an approximate height of 5 feet 5 inches.
Ginger Gadsden Family
Gadsden was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina to her loving and caring parents. She was raised as the 7th born in a family of 15 children. She states that her father is her hero and says this with a lot of pride. Her parents have been in marriage for over 57 years and her parents are her role models and credits them for instilling in her a strong work ethic. She, however, manages to keep more information regarding her family away from the limelight. We will update this information once more information is available to the public.
Ginger Gadsden Husband
Gadsden is married to his husband named Donovan Myrie. The duo knew each other from the year 1998 when they worked together in Dallas, Texas. They later got engaged in the month of October 2010. This is when Donovan decided to take Ginger on a date and while they were taking their food, a plate of stone crab claws, Ginger noticed a large rock on one of the crabs.
To her surprise, this was her engagement ring. She, however, manages to keep information regarding her love life and whether or not she has any kids away from the limelight. We will update this information once more information is available to the public.
Ginger Gadsden Salary
Being one of the top Anchors for WKMG, Ginger earns an annual salary ranging from $ 20,000 – $ 100,000.
Ginger Gadsden Net Worth
Gadsden has an estimated net worth of between $1 Million – $5 Million which she has earned through her successful career as an Anchor/Reporter.
Ginger Gadsden WKMG
Gadsden is working at WKMG where she works alongside other famous WKMG anchors and reporters including;
- Matt Austin
- Lisa Bell
- Julie Broughton
- Bridgett Ellison
- Kirstin O’Connor
- Erik von Ancken
- Justin Warmoth
- Steven Montiero
- Louis Bolden
- Mike DeForest
- Mike Holfeld
- Erik Sandoval
- Jerry Askin
- Troy Campbell