Sara Haines and Cheryl Hines

Sara Haines is a journalist and host on television from her home in the United States. Sara Haines's work is well-known for being a cohost of the ABC talk program The View Strahan Sara & Keke, and The Chase. Before becoming an anchor and host she served as a producer coordinator for The Today Show and as a part of the The Page Program of NBC. Page Program. Sara Haines is an American citizen born in Newton, Iowa on September 18, 1977. She is now 45. She is also from the Christian religion. The date of her birth suggests that she's an Virgo. The parents of her are Sandy Haines Haines' mother as well as Dick Haines. She has three siblings. Sara Haines first began her TV hosting career with the NBC Page Program. Then she was appointed in 2002 the production manager for NBC's Today at Rockefeller Center. In 2009, she was hired as a contributor correspondent on four hours of the show. The position was vacated in 2013. She was hired by ABC News in 2013 as anchor and reporter for Good Morning America's weekend pop news. The View premiered its 20th season on the 6th of September, 2016 then she came on as the host of The View for a long time. ABC, however, made it clear on July 23 the 23rd of July that she will not be back for the 22nd season, and would rather co-host GMA Day which was later changed to Strahan and Sara. The summer of 2016 she was a guest co-host in the 20th season, the show's finale. In September 2018 she was the first co-host for GMA Day. However, she was also invited to return to The View in 2020 as a regular guest. Haines is set to host The Chase on ABC beginning the month of January in 2021. The first announcement was made in December, 2020. On The Falcon and Winter Soldier episode 2, she appeared as herself.

Cheryl Hines, an American actor and director, is well famous for her role in the comedy show on television Curb Your Enthusiasm. Cheryl Hines has a net worth of $16 million. She's appeared in films like RV Waitress Life After Beth & Nine Lives. Serious Moonlight marks Hines' directorial debut in feature films. Cheryl Hines started her career early in life. Parents Rosemary James and Rosemary James had Cheryl's birth on September 21st 1965 in Miami Beach, Florida. She was brought up in Tallahassee and was a part of Tallahassee's Young Actors Theatre. Hines studied at Lively Technical College before attending Tallahassee Community College. Hines worked as a reporter for a TV station and waitress until she got her first big break. In Los Angeles she began her acting career by performing improv comedy. In this period, that she began to learn how to create comedy sketches. Hines began her television career with guest appearances on the 1990s on several shows, including Swamp Thing Unsolved Mysteries Suddenly Susan and The Wayans Bros. The early 2000s saw she landed the role of Cheryl David, Larry David's wife, on the HBO show Curb Your Enthusiasm. Hines performance on the series in 2003-2006 earned her Emmy Award nods as Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. Her appearances continued for other TV shows throughout the 2000s. For her credits, she has featured in So Little Time Everybody Loves Raymond Reno 911. Scrubs Jack's Big Music Show. Hannah Montana. Hines also lent her voice for the sluggish NBC adult sitcom Father of the Pride and was a principal character on the brief-lived ABC sitcom In the Motherhood. Hines started the decade with appearances as a guest for Brothers & Sisters Love Bites as well as the animated show The Super Hero Squad Show. Dallas Royce was her character in ABC's Suburgatory which was a sitcom that focused on an amiable suburban resident. The show ran for three seasons with Jeremy Sisto with Jane Levy as co-stars in the year 2014. In this time, Hines was also featured in the TV movie A Fairly Odd Christmas as well as the sitcoms The Crazy Ones & The Middle. Between 2016 and 2017, she portrayed the lead character in Fox's sitcom Son of Zorn. Hines was also a guest star on Nobodies Pickle And Peanut as well as Fresh Off the Boat. She has also been an expert panelist on many show-based reality competitions and games such as Funny You Should Ask Me to Find Your Voice and The Masked Singer.