James Longman Net worth

Longman has an estimated net worth of 1 million .Longman’s main source of income is his career as a journalist.

James Longman Salary

Longman receives an estimated annual salary of $100, 000 dollars.

James Longman Biography

James Longman born 28 December 1986 is a well-known English journalist and foreign correspondent for the US network ABC News. Previously, he worked at the BBC where he worked as a general news reporter and the corporation’s Beirut correspondent. In addition, he is very fluent in Arabic and French language. He is also specialized in the Middle East and regularly reports on issues around the refugee crisis and the Arab world, as well as terrorist incidents around Europe.

James Longman Age

Longman was born on 28 December 1986 in West London. He is 37 years old as of 2023.

James Longman Body Measurements

James Longman has a very good height of 6 feet. He weighs around 68 Kg. His body measurements are 42-32-37 inches. His biceps are 16 inches. Additionally, his hair color is dark brown, and hazel eye color.

James Longman Family

His family information is not known in the public domain. Its not known whether he also has siblings .Once the information is publicly available will update this area.

James Longman Spouse|Gay

ABC News foreign correspondent Longman is openly gay. Currently, he is engaged with his long-term partner named, Alex.He announced. “We’re engaged. I asked Alex in the garden while his mum filmed, trying to stop his nephew from running over to us. And then the rest of the family came over. There was quite a lot of crying. James has just asked him to marry him, darling and Alex said. yes!” Longman said as everyone cheered.

James Longman Education background.

James was educated at Hill House in Knightsbridge, and at Worth School, a boarding school in West Sussex. He has a bachelor’s degree in Arabic from the School of Oriental and African Studies, and a master’s in Comparative Politics from the London School of Economics.

James Longman Career

Longman started his career inside Syria, where he spent six months reporting for British newspapers, spending time in rebel-held areas in the lead-up to the war. He was hired by the BBC for his specialism in Syria, in 2012.

Now at ABC, he covers breaking news around Europe and the Middle East often deployed to cover terror attacks – as well as making features and news specials on all kinds of issues for ABC’s Good Morning America, World News Tonight, and Nightline

Further, he has taken a particular interest in mental health and reported on his own family’s history for the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire program, where he was based in London. He ran the London Marathon in aid of Mind, in 2016. Currently. he is working on many projects as well.