Christine Devine Net Worth, Family And Biography

Christine Devine Net Worth $4 million

Looking for information concerning Christine Devine? This is what you need to know about the American television journalist based in Los Angeles. She can be seen during weeknights presenting the reports on KTTV’s Fox 11 News.

Devine is a multi-award-winning news anchor whose works have helped her attain a special level of relevance in the media community. She has claims to a total of sixteen Emmy Awards, and also the prestigious Governors Award.

From her collection of prizes, Six Emmys were won for Best Newscast, pointing to the fact that she is simply the best when it comes down to doing what she does.

We have provided all the information you seek concerning this smart and gorgeous journalist in this well-detailed piece. So if you’re ready, let’s go.

Christine Devine’s Biography

Christine Devine was born on November 2, 1965, in Hamburg, New York, United States. She is of European and Brazilian American ancestry

. Her mother married Dr. Jack Devine after the end of her first marriage. He legally adopted Christine and she later changed her name to Christine Devine.

Devine grew up in Arizona and even attended Arizona State University from which she graduated in 1987. She has been inducted into the Hall of Fame of Walter Cronkite School of Broadcast Journalism.

Furthermore, she is also a recipient of ASU’s Founders Day Alumni Achievement award. She also attended the Leadership Scholarships and is currently on the institution’s Alumni Association board.

Christine Devine also studied at Tolleson Union High School situated in Tolleson, Arizona. She was Valedictorian and people voted her as “Most Likely to Succeed” during her time there.

Christine Devine’s Career

After graduating from Arizona State University in 1987, Christine Devine started her career in journalism by reporting in her home state before getting hired by KTTV.

She is well-known for her adoption segment branded “Wednesday’s Child”. Since 1994 the news anchor has profiled foster kids looking for adoptive homes, and this has led to more than 500 adoptions.

She was recognized for her work and was honored in Washington, D.C. with a congressional award in 2009. She has even published a book on her work and motivation.

Her book on “Wednesday’s Child”, titled ‘Finding a Forever Family, A News Anchor’s Notebook’, details her struggles and experiences in her work, and has been appreciated by a vast majority of readers.

Devine was a co-chair of a non-profit organization known as The Good News Foundation. The organization was founded by five Los Angeles news anchors/reporters wanting to pay tribute to the “good” in Los Angeles.

The Good News Foundation has helped build a computer lab for dispossessed children, and a showroom for low-earning women to get free career clothing. It also sponsors housing at Downtown Women’s Center for dispossessed women, as well as a journalism scholarship.

On November 20, 2015, the journalist who had worked at Fox News for 25 years, was recognized and celebrated by the media house. She has also delivered stellar performances in films where she appeared as a reporter.

She has been seen in many films and television series including the likes of Independence Day, Wag the Dog, Most Wanted, 90210, The Cable Guy, Prison Break, Melrose Place, and 24.

Awards & Achievements

Her works have helped her receive multiple awards, both for her newscasting and for her work on ‘Wednesday’s Child. She is a proud recipient of sixteen Emmy Awards.

She is a winner of the Governor’s Award and also the Congressional Coalition’s Angels in Adoption award. To add to her list of prizes, Devine is a winner of the Child Welfare League of America award, two Gracie Allen Awards from the AWRT (American Women in Radio and Television), Volunteers of America’s Media Volunteer of the Year (LA) award, and the Society of Professional Journalists’ Anna Quindlen Award for Community Service.

She has been inducted into the Hall of Fame of Walter Cronkite School of Broadcast Journalism, and also into the Arizona State University Alumni Hall of Fame as well.

Christine has been honored by the LA County Sheriff’s Department, LA City, LA County Board of Supervisors, and LAPD. She is a recipient of ASU’s Founders Day Alumni Achievement award, and also a Career Achievement from the Chamber of Commerce.

Personal Life & Family

Christine is a married woman, but many people do not know this because they find it hard to understand how the journalist and humanitarian manages to keep up with her job while also running a home successfully.

Well, she has been married to American musician and actor Sean McNabb since September 9, 2016.

Both Christine and her beloved husband Sean are very active in the community doing public speaking, charity Harley rides, and golf tournaments.

Christine Devine Net Worth

The net worth of our beautiful and successful journalist has been growing significantly in the last decade. She is currently 55 years old, but her age doesn’t seem to get in her way of going out and getting things accomplished.

We know her wealth has been derived mainly from her news anchor work, but she is also deeply immense in other great works that have earned her all the respect, fame, and wealth she completely deserves.

She is currently valued at $4 Million as of press time but we believe she would be worth more in the nearest future.