Susan Hendricks Biography
Susan Hendricks is an anchor presently working in Atlanta for CNN News as a substitute anchor. She used to be seen occasionally on broadband news service at CNN .com’s CNN Pipeline previously. Hendricks has also been an advocate for crime victims.
She got various recognition of two young girls on the Delphi murders for her excellent work in 2017. Hendricks joined Hun School of Princeton Princeton, in 1991 for her high school education. She attended the University of Arizona State. And received a bachelor’s degree in mass communications later on.
Susan Hendricks Age
Hendricks was born on August 29, 1973, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States. She is 48 years old.
Susan Hendricks Height
Hendricks is 5 ft 4 inches 1.6 m tall.
Susan Hendricks Education
Hendricks joined Hun School of Princeton Princeton, in 1991 for her high school education. Later on, Susan Hendricks attended the University of Arizona State and received a bachelor’s degree in mass communications.
Susan Hendricks Family
Hendricks has managed to keep her life private concerning her father, mother, and siblings.
Susan Hendricks Husband
Hendricks is married to her handsome husband Joe Cater. The duo tied the knot and both share a charming son namely, Jackson Joe Cater in 2016.
Susan Hendricks Salary
Hendricks receives an annual salary of $55,993, in accordance with CCN News Station anchors/reporters’ salaries.
Susan Hendricks’s Net worth
She has an estimated net worth of $5 million U.S dollars.
Susan Hendricks Career
Hendricks is an anchor presently working in Atlanta for CNN News as a substitute anchor. She used to be seen occasionally on broadband news service at CNN .com’s CNN Pipeline previously. Hendricks has also been an advocate for crime victims.
She got various recognition of two young girls on the Delphi murders for her excellent work in 2017. Hendricks joined Hun School of Princeton Princeton, in 1991 for her high school education. She attended the University of Arizona State. And received a bachelor’s degree in mass communications later on
