Tamron Hall Biography, Age, Husband, Income, Salary, Net Worth, and Career

Tamron Hall rose to prominence as the host of the daytime talk shows Tamron Hall, on which she also served as a producer. Her appearance on the show earned her a Daytime Emmy.

Hall has previously worked as an NBC News national news anchor, Today co-host, MSNBC daytime anchor, and more. Tamron rose to prominence as the host of the Investigation Discovery Channel TV show Deadline: Crime, as well as MSNBC Live with Tamron Hall and NewsNation with Tamron Hall.

Aside from that, Hall appeared in a September 2019 episode of the daytime television soap opera General Hospital. Tamron Hall made history as the first black person to anchor NBC’s, Today Show. Let us quickly go over Tamron Hall’s total net worth, salary, income sources, career, biography, personal life, luxurious lifestyle, and much more.

Biography

Name	Tamron Hall
Net Worth	$7 Million
Age	53 years old
Annual Salary	$2 Million
Profession	American broadcaster
Gender	Female
Zodiac Sign	Virgo

Early Life

Maggie Mae/Tamron Latrise Hall aka Tamron Hall was (born September 16, 1970) in Luling, Texas to stepfather Clarence Newton Sr. Tamron and mother Mary Newton. Hall was raised alongside her older sister named Renate Moore (Clarence’s daughter) who was murdered back in 2004 after years of harsh relationships.

Education

Tamron Hall graduated in 1992 from Temple University in Philadelphia, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism. Hall moved to Texas after graduation to pursue her broadcasting career.

Career

Tamron Hall began her career as a general assignment reporter at KBTX in Bryan before moving on to KTVT in Fort Worth in 1994. In 1997, Hall was hired by WFLD-TV in Chicago, where she worked for nearly a decade as a consumer reporter, general assignment reporter, and Fox News in the Morning host.

The turning point in her career came in July 2007, when she joined NBC News and MSNBC and had the opportunity to interview Barack Obama before his announcement that he would run for president. Hall worked at MSNBC as a general reporter and fill-in anchor, and she rose to prominence after filling in for Keith Olbermann on Countdown with Keith Olbermann.

Hall co-hosted The Big Picture with David Shuster from mid-2009 to January 2010 and became Natalie Morales’ weekend anchor and substitute anchor. Between 2010 and 2017, she co-hosted NewsNation with Tamron Hall. Hall was hired as the co-anchor of Today’s Take (the third hour of NBC’s “Today”) in early 2014. When NBC gave Tamron’s co-hosting spot to former Fox News host Megyn Kelly in early 2017, Hall chose to leave MSNBC and NBC.

Aside from that, Hall rose to prominence again in 2013 when she began hosting Deadline: Crime With Tamron Hall, a show about murder investigations.

Hall rose to prominence with the show after interviewing those most affected and visiting the crime scene to learn what happened and why. Tamron Hall, a talk show, premiered on September 9th, 2019, and has aired over 500 episodes over three seasons.

The show was renewed for its fourth and fifth seasons in late 2021. Tamron has also appeared on PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Meredith Vieira Show, Running Wild with Bear Grylls, Steve Harvey, Beat Bobby Flay, Dateline NBC, Sister Wives, The Daily Show, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Good Morning America, and Live with Kelly and Ryan.

Tamron Hall became the first black woman to co-anchor Today in 2014 while anchoring MSNBC’s News Nation and hosting Investigation Discovery’s Deadline Crime With Tamron Hall.

Personal Life

One of Hall’s deepest losses was the death of her older sister, Renate. In 2004 Renate was found dead in the pool of her Houston house, having been beaten. Hall has rarely discussed the incident in detail but described it to Renate’s son on the Show in 2019. We never debated it Because I didn’t know what to say. Hall says Renate often saw herself in abusive relationships and that only one individual was interested in her issue.

Hall told the popular “People” magazine, “Do we know who did this to her as defined by a court of law? No, but I can tell you I saw an act of violence, and there were only two other people in that room.”

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The case remains unsolved, but Hall has found a way to channel her hurt to encourage impactful change. In 2016 she launched The Tamaron Renate Fund with Safe Horizon. This organization provides services for victims of abusive and violent crime, revealing to the outlet, “No one deserves what happened to my sister.”

With the help of a nonprofit organization, Hall raised more than $40 thousand for Day One New York. The Investigation Discovery show, Deadline: Crime was dedicated to her older sister Renate. Hall stated, “My sister’s issue has led me to focus a lot of my awareness on domestic violence,” which she told The Grio back in 2013.

The following year, Hall earned the Voice of Empowerment award from Horizon, and the organization teamed up with her on The Tamron Renate Fund, which supports victims of domestic violence “find help including a spot for mates and home to discover resources. In 2016 Peirce College gave Hall an Honorary Doctorate, and she also became a part of the National Association of Black Journalists, a nonprofit organization.

Since she departed from the Today show in February 2017, Tamron Hall’s life has been filled with unexpected love and joy.

Hall left the NBC morning show shortly after it was announced that she would be replaced by Megyn Kelly (who parted ways with the network in 2019). The shift in her schedule and priorities allowed her to find love in more ways than one, including with her husband Steven Greener, whom she refers to as her “deepest, greatest love,” and motherhood.

The couple married in 2019 and welcomed their son Moses via IVF in April. In September of that year, Hall also began hosting her syndicated talk show of the same name.

“With Steven, it is great to have this guy who is rooting me on, and he was the first person I’ve ever dated when I haven’t been on television,” she told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview in 2019.

Full Name	Maggie Mae
Nickname	Tamron Hall
Age	53 years old
Date Of Birth	September 16, 1970
Birth Place	Luling, Texas, United States
Nationality	American
Hometown	Luling, Texas
Height	5 ft 9 in (175 cm)
Weight	58 kg (128 lbs)
Figure Measurement	38-27-37
Eye Color	Dark Brown
Hair Color	Black
Mother	Mary Newton
Sister	Renate
Education Qualification	Bachelor of Arts degree
Favorite TV Show	30 Rock

Net Worth

Tamron Hall is an American broadcast journalist, national correspondent, news anchor, author, and talk show host, with an estimated net worth of $7 million. Tamron Hall is best known for anchoring popular shows such as NBC News and hosting the Investigation Discovery Channel television show Deadline: Crime.

Regarding charity and social work in the country, Hall is at the top of the list and has been an active partner of the Shine a Light campaign, which is known for combating hunger, homelessness, and domestic abuse. Hall was the honorary muse in the Krewe of Muses parade in New Orleans during Mardi Gras 2017.

Her income is primarily derived from her appearances on talk shows and television shows. Tamron Hall’s annual salary is reported to be $2 million. She has done endorsement work for various commercials, including NNEDV, ShopSmall.com, The More You Know, SafeHorizon.org, and many others.

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