Jemele Hills Net worth

Jemele Hills has amassed a considerable sum of money thanks to her career. celebrity net wealth reveals. As of 2023, her net worth is predicted to be around $4 million. Her whole net worth, money, and property are included in this income.

Jemele Hills Salary

Hill receives an estimated annual salary of around $200,000 dollars. Jemele American sports journalist Juanita Hill contributes to The Atlantic. She spent nearly 12 years working for ESPN, a sports media giant. She used to host ESPN’s His and Hers and authored a column for Page 2 on ESPN.com.

Who is Jemele Hill? | Biography & Wiki

Jemele American sports journalist Juanita Hill contributes to The Atlantic. She spent nearly 12 years working for ESPN, a sports media giant. She used to host ESPN’s His and Hers and authored a column for Page 2 on ESPN.com. She took Jalen Rose’s place on ESPN2’s Numbers Never Lie in 2013. SC6, the 6 p.m. (ET) edition of ESPN’s flagship SportsCenter, added Hill and Michael Smith as co-hosts in 2017. Up until 2018, when ESPN transferred her to The Undefeated, Hill stayed in that position. In late April 2018, she began working at The Atlantic. She co-hosted Vice’s Cari & Jemele (Won’t) Stick to Sports with Cari Champion from August 2020 until February 2021.

Jemele Hill Age

Hill was born in Detroit on December 21, 1975. As of 2023, Jemele is 48 years old.

Jemele Hill Family

Jemele Hill was born and reared in the united states. We were unable to learn anything about her family because no such information is publicly available. As a result, Jemele Hill’s parents’ identities remain unknown. It’s also unclear whether she has any siblings. When this information becomes available, we will update this area.

Jemele Hill Husband

Jemele Hill’s spouse is Ian Wallace. He works as a medical salesman professionally. Jemele Juanita Hill is her true name.

Jemele Hill’s husband’s net worth | Ian Wallace Net Worth

Based in large part on the projected $304,640 salary and income that Ian Wallace earned as an actor, we project that his current net worth is $920,000.

Jemele Hill Education Background

Hill earned his high school diploma from Mumford in 1993 and his college degree from Michigan State in 1997.

Jemele Hill Career Background

For the Raleigh News & Observer, Hill started her career as a general assignment sports journalist. She worked as a sports writer for the Detroit Free Press from 1999 to 2005, focusing primarily on Michigan State basketball and football. She covered the NBA Playoffs and the 2004 Summer Olympics while working for the Free Press. From 2005 to 2006, Hill wrote columns for the Orlando Sentinel.

Jemele Hill ESPN

In November 2006, Hill became a national columnist for ESPN.com. She frequently appeared on TV shows like SportsCenter and a number of ESPN programs like ESPN First Take, Outside the Lines, and The Sports Reporters. She collaborated with Carter Blackburn and Rod Gilmore as a sideline reporter for the 2012 college football season on Friday nights.

After making an allusion to Adolf Hitler in a piece regarding the Boston Celtics and the Detroit Pistons during the 2008 NBA Playoffs, Hill was demoted from her position. Hill stated in an editorial why she was unable to support the Celtics: “It’s absurd to support the Celtics and assert that Hitler was a victim. It would be like wishing Reagan would press the blinking red button before Gorbachev.”

Following backlash from the comments, that section of the editorial was removed soon after the piece was published. A Piston’s supporter named Hill stated: “It has to do with a race to some extent. 80 percent of Detroit’s population is black, and as my colleague J.A. Adande noted in an excellent article on the Celtics earlier this season, historically predominantly white Celtics teams had trouble winning over black fans. African-Americans considered Boston to be a racist city.” After receiving a one-week suspension, Hill apologized on behalf of ESPN.