Jackie Nespral Net Worth

Jackie Nespral estimated net worth is $804,543. This includes her property, funds, and earnings, Her job career is her main source of income.

Jackie Nespral Salary

Jackie Nespral’s annual income is $85,564 which translates to a monthly average wage of between $2,852.13 .

Jackie Nespral Biography and Wiki

NBC-owned and operated WTVJ-TV in Miami is where Jackie Nespral is best known for anchoring the NBC 6 5, 6, and 11 p.m. newscasts, as well as hosting NBC 6 Impact Sundays at 9:30 a.m. On the Today Show, she was a news anchor and spokesmodel for Sabado Gigante (Univision).

The films Shallow Grave (1987), WTVJ: 70 years of making a difference (2019), and Weekend Today made Nespral a well-known actress (1987).

When she joined NBC’s Weekend Today Show in 1991, Nespral became the first Hispanic anchor of a network news program in English.

While at Univision, she had worked for 10 months hosting a news program called Noticias más Mas, which was broadcast in the Spanish-language channel (News and More).

Jackie Nespral Bio and Wiki

• Full Names: Jackie Nespral
• Popular As: Nespral
• Gender: Female
• Occupation / Profession: Journalist
• Nationality: American
• Race / Ethnicity: White
• Religion: Christianity
• Sexual Orientation: Straight

Jackie Nespral Age and Birthday

Jackie Nespral birthday is April 21, 1967, and he was born in Miami, Florida. Her zodiac sign is Taurus, and she celebrates her birthday on the 21st of April every year.

Jackie Nespral Height and Weight

In spite of this, information on his height and other bodily measurements is unavailable to the general public. This information will be updated as soon as it becomes available.

Jackie Nespral Body Measurements

• Body Measurements: Not Available
• Height / How Tall?:  Not Known
• Weight: Not Known
• Eye Color: Brown
• Hair Color: Brown
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Jackie Nespral Education

Jackie Nespral was raised in Miami’s Havana neighborhood. She’s always had an interest in performing, going back to when she was a child.

St. Brendan High School was her choice for secondary schooling because of the Catholic ethos of the school. She earned a psychology and communications certificate from the University of Miami.

As a college student at Miami, she began her career in entertainment and television by being crowned Miami’s “Orange Bowl Queen” for the second year running in 1985.

The Iron Arrow Honor Society at UM has also recognized her achievements. To complete her degree in print and broadcast journalism, she attended Florida International University after graduating from high school.

Jackie Nespral Family and Relationship

• Father (Dad): Not Known
• Mother: Not Known
• Siblings (Brothers and Sisters): Jose and Frank
• Marital Status: Married
• Wife/Spouse or Husband/Spouse: Married to Dr. Armando Hassun Jr.
• Children: Sons (Armandi Jr.) Daughter(s) (Frances, Carolina, and Isabella)

Jackie Nespral Parents

Nespral was born and reared in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood by her Cuban parents. We were unable to locate any information about her family because it is not available to the general public. As a result, no one knows who Nespral’s parents are.

Jose and Frank, Nespral’s older brothers, were her primary caregivers when she was growing up.

Jackie Nespral Husband

Jackie has a husband. The two exchanged vows and became husband and wife. After dating for several months, the pair decided to tie the knot.

Since their wedding, the newlyweds have been living their lives to the fullest. Together, they have four children: three daughters (Frances, Carolina, and Isabella) and a son (Armandi Jr.), all of whom live at home.

Jackie Nespral Career

Miami New Times named Jackie Nespral NBC News’s best television news anchor.

Sabado Gigante’s spokesmodel on Univision was the beginning of her career. Later, in the show’s last season, she joined TV Mujer (or TV Woman) on Univision. Later, she served as one of the anchors for Univision’s national news program Noticias y Mas in 1990, when the show was canceled.

She has also worked for Television Marti, a Cuban-American station, and Dynamic Cablevision, a CNN affiliate in Miami. In 1991, Nespral relocated to New York City, where he currently resides.

While living in New York, she made history as the first Hispanic American to co-host NBC’s Today with Scott Simon on the weekend.

The NBC O&O station WTVJ in Miami placed Nespral as an anchorwoman in 1994 when she returned. She presently hosts the newscasts at 5, 5:30, 6, and 11 p.m.

Nespral made a name for herself at NBC News by conducting in-depth interviews with a wide range of high-profile personalities, from politicians to actors. She has a long history of reporting on the news.

Her articles included the first visit to Havana by a US president and papal visits to Cuba. In addition to presidential inaugurations and debates, she also covered hurricanes and other natural disasters.

Her coverage of the World Series and NBA Finals was only one example.

Six Emmys were bestowed upon her for her efforts. She was also honored with a Silver Circle Award in recognition of her career spanning more than two decades. For Dynamic Cablevision and Television Marti in Miami, Ms. Nespral was a reporter and anchor, respectively.

In 1989, Univision hired her to host “T.V. Mujer,” a variety show aimed towards women in the United States. Guillermo Martinez then hired her to co-anchor “Noticias y Mas” against the network’s strong opposition.

The Miami New Times named NBC 6’s Jackie Nespral as the city’s best television news anchor.

The Emmy-winning journalist currently hosts “NBC 6 News” at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. And at eleven o’clock p.m. Jawan Strader and John Morales, NBC 6’s chief meteorologist, sit next to one other.

A half-hour Sunday morning show devoted to politics and current events, “Impact,” is hosted by Jackie.

In Miami, Jackie Nespral has it. While many TV and print reporters are based outside of the United States, she’s a native of Little Havana, where she grew up, graduated from the University of Miami and the International University of Florida, and began her career at Univision’s Sábado Gigante.

Nespral became the first Hispanic-American to lead a network news program when she was hired for NBC’s Weekend Today show in 1992.

After commuting back and forth between Miami and New York for three years, she decided to stay in South Florida and work for NBC 6.