This is what you need to know about Jacqui Heinrich, an American News Journalist currently working for Fox News as a News Correspondent. Jacqui worked as an intern for the United States Congress, MSNBC, and WRC-TV, the local NBC affiliate while studying at GWU’s Elliott School of International Affairs.
Jacqui has also had the privilege to interview presidential candidates, Ben Carson, Carly Fiorina, Rand Paul, Hillary Clinton, and Donald Trump.
Heinrich was born on November 21 in New England, United States. She is 31 years old as of 2019. She also celebrates her birthday on 21 November every year.
She stands at an average height of 5 feet 6 inches.
Little is known about Heinrich’s parents, also there are no details about her siblings, therefore this information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Heinrich is married to her husband Franklin. The two began dating the love of her life Franklin in September 2015. Heinrich and Franklin flaunted their love on their third anniversary on 22 September 2018.
The couple has also been seen to have attended Golden Citizen Awards on 25 September 2018. The couple lives together in Cambridge together with their tuxedo cat, Pishi.
Heinrich receives an annual average salary of $70,449. This is according to Fox News Correspondent.
Heinrich has an estimated Net Worth of $10k to $100k dollars. Her career as a News Correspondent is her primary source of income.
Heinrich is currently an American News Journalist currently working for Fox News as a News Correspondent. Jacqui worked as an intern for the United States Congress, MSNBC, and WRC-TV, the local NBC affiliate while studying at GWU’s Elliott School of International Affairs.
She also worked as a reporter and weekend anchor for KTNV, the Las Vegas ABC affiliate that lasted for close to 3 years. She has won Emmy Award for her reporting on sex trafficking and spearheaded an investigation into stolen department-issued weapons at the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
She has also been recognized for her reporting on the trial of Erich Nowsch, the gunman convicted of killing a Las Vegas mother in a road rage altercation. She was also featured as the local media expert on two episodes of ABC’s 20/20 after the case gained nationwide attention.
