Ashlei King Age
She was born in Italy but spent part of her childhood in Germany. Information about her age will be updated as soon as possible.
Ashlei King Husband
She is married to a school teacher. The couple has two daughters together.
Ashlei King Height
She is approximately 5’6” tall.
Ashlei King Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of between $100, 000 and $1 million.
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Ashlei King Biography
Ashlei King is an American journalist working as an anchor for KLRT FOX16 News. She was born in Italy but spent part of her childhood in Germany.
She has profound situated roots in Arkansas. The King side of her family is initially from Southeast Arkansas (Dermott, Monticello, and McGehee regions).
She actually has family who lives nearby. Irregular Fun Fact: Ashlei is identified with music symbol Michael Jackson. His grandma and her extraordinary granddad were first cousins.
Ashlei acquired her Bachelor of Journalism degree from the University of Texas at Austin. During Ashlei’s extra time, you can discover her spending time with her family, eating at opening in-the-divider cafés, and afterward working off the calories at the exercise center.
Ashlei King KLRT FOX16 News
Ashlei joined the Fox16 Good Day morning program as co-anchor in July 2018. She worked the last four years with KABB FOX 29. While there, she was nominated for an Emmy for her work on a documentary highlighting the city’s Martin Luther King Jr.
March, which is the largest in the country. During her freshman year at UT, she was a member of the co-ed cheerleading squad. She cheered for the Texas Longhorns football team and men’s basketball team.
She also ran hurdles for two years on the UT Track & Field team. Ashlei kicked off her broadcasting career in Austin, where she served as the CBS-affiliate’s UT reporter.
She was also the Assistant News Director for Texas Student Television’s KVR News. After graduation, she worked for KTXS in Abilene. During her time in Abilene, she won a Texas Associated Press Award for deadline editing.
Before returning to the Alamo City, Ashlei spent two years in Tulsa, Oklahoma working for the CBS-affiliate. While in Tulsa, she covered a variety of stories from tornadoes to devastating wildfires that torched hundreds of homes.
Her most memorable moment was when she did a live interview on CNN with Don Lemon about a racially motivated shooting spree in Tulsa.