Cindy Hsu is a well-known Chinese American television news reporter and anchor for New York City’s WCBS-TV. She is currently working for WCBS TV, where she hosts a weekend evening news show for the CBS affiliate network.

Cindy previously co-hosted a morning news show on WBCS. She worked for various stations before joining WCBS, including WFRV-TV and WTOV-TV.

What is the Net worth of Cindy Hsu ?

 

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Cindy Hsu has a background in journalism, anchoring, and hosting. According to some web estimates, Cindy’s net worth is more than $3 million. Her job as a news reporter pays her a salary of $70,000 per year.

Early Life of Cindy Hsu

Cindy Hsu was born to Chinese-American parents on May 6, 1966, in Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America. She is 53 years old as of 2019, and her zodiac sign is Taurus. Cindy is of Chinese-American heritage and possesses an American nationality.

Cindy is taller than 5 feet 5 inches and has a lovely and nice figure with a lovely face. Her hair is brown, and her eyes are dark brown. Cindy Hsu is a frequent user of social media. On her official Instagram account, she has over 5.3k followers. Her Twitter account has a following of roughly 4.7k people.

Cindy Hsu’s Husband: Who Is He?

Cindy Hsu is a private, kind individual who enjoys keeping her personal life private. Cindy, who is 53 years old, has not yet married. She hasn’t revealed whether or whether she is married or having an affair to date. She is not dating anyone and does not have a boyfriend. She is currently single and has never married.

Cindy is already a mother to her daughter, Rosey, despite the fact that she is not married. She adopted her and wrote a book about it called ‘Bringing Home Rosie.’ She enjoys going to school, concerts, and tours with her daughter, Rosey, on her days off.

Hsu’s Career as an Anchor

• Cindy Hsu and Andrea Grymes co-anchor the weekend morning newscasts. She previously worked for the WCBS network as an anchor for the morning and noon newscasts. She is also a CBS-TV Emmy Award winner, having worked there since 1993.
• She began her career in journalism at WTVR-TV Richmond in Virginia.
• She went on to serve as a reporter and anchor for WTOV-TV in Ohio afterwards.
• Cindy also joined WFRV-TV, a television station in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
• She eventually secured her dream job at CBS2 (WCBS-TV), a CBS-owned channel, after some time.
• Cindy won a number of honors during her time at CBS, including an Emmy.
  

   

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• For her single coverage of smuggled from China, she garnered important Emmy prizes.
• Bringing Home Rosie, her personal adoption tale, was nominated for an Emmy and received the New York AP
• Broadcasters award for Best Feature.
• She is considered one of CBS’s most gifted and experienced correspondents.
• Aside from that, she works in the community and does some social work.
• She is involved in a number of programs addressing global concerns such as HIV prevention, refugee issues, and the Zero Hunger Challenge, among others.

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