Barbie Bassett Age

Originally from Marks, Mississippi, Barbie was reared on a farm as the last of four children. Information about her age will be updated as soon as possible.

Barbie Bassett Husband

She is married to William and the couple has three children together.

Barbie Bassett Height

She is approximately 5’7” tall.

Barbie Bassett Net Worth

She has an estimated net worth of between $100, 000 and $1 million.

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Barbie Bassett Biography

Barbie Bassett is an American journalist working as a traffic tracker for WLBT News. Originally from Marks, Mississippi, Barbie was reared on a farm as the last of four children.

Barbie graduated from Mississippi College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications. She received a Master of Science degree from Mississippi State University with concentration in Broadcast Meteorology.

In her extra time, she appreciates storm pursuing, gathering Barbie Dolls, investing energy in the family ranch and self-teaching her youngsters Grace, Will Christian, and Lilly Faith.

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Barbie has been conceded the Seal of Approval from the American Meteorological Society and has been granted “Best Weathercast” by the Associated Press a few times. She was WLBT’s first boss meteorologist in quite a while 50+ year history. While she keeps on determining the climate occasionally, she’s additionally the traffic correspondent for WLBT’s Morning News just as co-host of “Today at 11”.

Barbie won the 2000 Mrs. Mississippi International title. At the Mrs. Global expo, she was named a semi-finalist in the Top 15 as she contended with ladies from everywhere the world. She has held four state excellence expo titles and one public title throughout the long term. Barbie is a refined show artist, ventriloquist, piano player, and model.

Prior to joining WLBT, Barbie was the end of the week meteorologist for WTVC in Chattanooga, Tennessee. For a very long time, she was the morning meteorologist for WAPT, the ABC member in Jackson. She is additionally an extra educator of correspondence for Mississippi College.

Barbie sits on the Boards of Directors for the Mississippi Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Foundation and the Christmas Village. Also, she is on the Advisory Council for the Madison-Ridgeland Junior Auxiliary and an alum of Leadership Mississippi.

She is Vice President of the American Meteorological Society Jackson Chapter, shows two-year-olds in Sunday school and sings in the applause and love group at Colonial Heights Baptist Church, a Life Member of the Madison-Ridgeland Junior Auxiliary, and is a supporting individual from the Junior League of Jackson.

Barbie was chosen as the “Volunteer of the Year” for the National Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Foundation and was named one of Mississippi’s “Best 40 Under 40.”

Barbie was likewise casted a ballot by Mississippi Magazine perusers as their “Most loved Media Personality.” Mississippi College named Barbie as one of their “Recognized Alumnae for 2007.”

The Salvation Army gave her their “Holy messenger Award” beneficiary and perusers of the Jackson Free Press casted a ballot her as the “Best TV Personality” and “Best Public Figure”. Perusers of the Clarion Ledger select her as their “Most loved Weather Person and News Personality” consistently.

Barbie has given her hair multiple times to Great Lengths, an association that makes human hair hairpieces for ladies who have lost their hair because of disease. A Guinness Book of World Record was set in 2007 in Clinton, Mississippi, with the Great Lengths project that she and previous associate Stephanie Bell-Flynt led.

Barbie possesses Cloud 9 Clothiers, a web-based ladies’ shop which can be found on Facebook and Instagram. She and her significant other likewise own a biotech establishment and cultivating activity.

She’s composed two blockbusters: “Conjectures and Faith: 5 Keys to Weathering the Storms of Life” and “Convey An Umbrella When There’s No Rain in the Forecast” and is finishing her third book.