Lara Spencer Salary

Lara makes $3 million a year from her program and her journalism work. Lara Spencer is an American television presenter best known for her role as a co-anchor of ABC’s Good Morning America.

Lara Spencer Net Worth

An American television news presenter named Lara Spencer has an estimated net worth of $20 million. As a TV news anchor for programs including Good Morning America, Nightline, and ABC News.

Lara Spencer Bio

The co-anchor of ABC’s Good Morning America, Lara Spencer is an American television presenter who is best known for her work in that capacity.

Lara Spencer Age

Spencer is 53 years old as of 2023. On June 19, 1969, Lara Christine Von Seelen was born in Garden City, New York, in the United States. Every year on June 19th, she has a birthday party.

Lara Spencer Parents

Spencer has been successful in keeping his private life out of the spotlight; as a result, he has not revealed any information about his parents. Additionally unknown is the existence of Spencer’s siblings.

Lara Spencer Husband

Rick McVey and Spencer have been wed since 2018. She declared her engagement to New York-based software entrepreneur Richard in January 2018. After a mutual acquaintance arranged for them to go on a blind date, the two first met. A publicly traded financial technology company called MarketAxess was founded, chairman, and led by her husband McVey. In Vail, Colorado, on September 1, 2018, the pair exchanged vows in a garden ceremony.

Lara Spencer Children

Katharine Paige Haffenreffer (born in 2004) and Duff Haffenreffer are Spencer and David’s children (born on January 22, 2002).

Lara Spencer Education Background

Spencer, who was raised in Garden City, a Long Island suburb of New York, graduated from Garden City High School in 1987. She was then a nationally ranked competitive diver who attended Pennsylvania State University on an athletic scholarship for springboard and platform diving. When Spencer was a senior in 1991, she was named an All-American Athlete and she earned a degree in broadcast journalism.

Lara Spencer Career Background

She entered the NBC page program after graduating and volunteered to work alongside other reporters to gain experience. Then she was hired by the CBS station WDEF-TV in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where she worked as a reporter, editor, producer, cameraman, and news van driver. She later described herself as “essentially a one-man band” there.

Spencer joined News 12 Long Island after a year, and two years later, she was announcing the 3 AM broadcast for WABC-TV. Spencer’s big break came when she covered the TWA Flight 800 accident while working at WABC-TV. As a national correspondent for ABC’s Good Morning America, Spencer began working there in 1999.