O Dell: Relationships And Married Life

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Relationship and Married Life
Entertainment Tonight hostO’Dell has been married twice. She was married to her second husband Keith Zubchevich in 2005. A year after she parted ways with her first husband, Richard O’Dell. The couple shares a daughter, Ashby Grace, 9. She is step-mother to Tyler and Carson. Though they were together for more than decades, things didn’t work between them. The couple is no longer together as a source has confirmed to US Weekly. Career and Progression
O'Dell starred off her career as an anchor and reporter for the WPDE-TV. Few years later, she joined WCBD TV as a morning news anchor and crime reporter. Her stories regarding DUI earned her work and she was honored with the Best Report of the Year Award by the
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Many of the celebrities has under gone through the plastic surgery and few of them suffered due to surgery fails. In case of O’Dell plastic surgery is in fact effectual to fight against aging for her. Although never admitted it, she surely has got loads of benefits from the surgery she underwent. She keeps insisting that following the healthy lifestyle advocated her to get good looks. Although, her changed lifestyle made her looked flawless, it is somewhat odd to see youthful face in fifties. Many people mistook O’Dell age considering her in 30s. She looks 10 to 15 years younger than her real age.

What's his/her Net Worth?
O’Dell’s net worth differs as per different sites. As per the People Magazine her net worth is $185 million. As per report, she is one of the highly paid hosts in the world, with astonishing $58 million during September. As per Hollywood reporter, her salary was $2 million annually a year before.
Short bio
O’Dell was born with birth name Nancy Evelyn Humphries on February 25, 1966, in South Carolina, US. She was born to Betty and Leonard Humphries. She has completed her education from the defunct Coastal Academy High School and Clemson University, with a summa cum laude degree. She stands tall with the height of 5 feet10 inch. She is active on Twitter and Instagram, to get daily updates follow her in the official

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