ALONGSIDE George Stephanopoulos and Michael Strahan, Robin Roberts is among the three main anchors of Good Morning America.
Roberts became a co-anchor on Good Morning America in 2005 and her fame has only climbed since then.
Robin Roberts is the highest-paid Good Morning America anchor, raking in a reported $18million a year[/caption]
How tall is Robin Roberts?
Robin Roberts stands tall at 5-foot-10.
The 61-year-old telecaster used to be a star basketball player for Southeastern Louisiana University during her college years.
As a student from 1979 to 1983, she became a member of the University’s Athletics Hall of Fame.
On February 5, 2011, Southeastern retired Roberts’ Number 21 jersey.
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In 2013, Roberts revealed she was gay on a Facebook post while also acknowledging her longtime girlfriend, Amber Laign.
According to CNN, Roberts and Laign met through mutual friends.
Roberts has been with Amber for nearly 17 years; however, the couple has not officially tied the knot.
Her partner was diagnosed with breast cancer at the end of 2021.
Roberts is a cancer survivor herself; she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 and went into remission after treatment.
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What is her net worth?
After serving as an anchor on ESPN from 1990 to 2005, Roberts swapped seats for the GMA host chair.
Since her time on the ABC show, Roberts has become one of the brightest figures on the GMA team.
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Roberts has amassed a whopping $55million fortune.
Roberts is the highest-paid GMA host, raking in $18million a year.
Robert’s other co-anchors, Stephanopoulos and Strahan, earn $15million and $17million respectively.
How long has Robin Roberts been hosting GMA?
April 2022 marked Roberts’ 20th year at GMA.
She first began contributing to GMA in 1995 as a feature reporter and was moved to full-time news anchor in 2002.
In 2005, she was named co-anchor by then-ABC News president, David Westin, alongside Charles Gibson and Diane Sawyer.
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During her milestone celebration, she said: “I can’t believe it. The places I’ve been, the people I’ve met; I am so blessed. I don’t know any other way to say it. It has been such a thrill these last 20 years to be in peoples’ lives and homes.
“I love it when … we can share something with them and have real takeaway that could help them in their respective lives. It will never grow old saying, ‘Good Morning’ to America. I love it.”
