Maurielle Lue Biography and Biography
Maurielle Lue is an American Emmy award-winning journalist currently working as a host on The Nine and morning anchor on FOX 2 News in Detroit, Michigan. Before joining FOX2, she worked as a reporter and morning anchor for three years at WEWS-TV the ABC Affiliate, in Cleveland Ohio. She is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., and a member of the National Association of Black Journalists.
Maurielle Lue Education
Lue is a graduate of Hampton University with a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism and Communications with a minor in Spanish.
Maurielle Lue Age and Birthday
How old id Maurielle? Lue is 38 years old as of 2023. She was born on March 25, 1985, in San Antonio, Texas, United States of America. Her birthday is on 25th March of every year. ALSO READ: Amy Andrews
Maurielle Lue Height
How tall is Lue? Lue stands at an average height of 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 m).
Maurielle Lue Father and Mother
Lue was born in San Antonio, Texas, and grew up in Atlanta, Georgia with her parents. She is the daughter of (father) Marcel Lue and (mother) Heidi Lue. She has a younger brother by the name of Myles.
Maurielle Lue Husband
Lue is confidential when it comes to matters concerning her personal life. Her information concerning if she is in a relationship or married is currently not available.
Maurielle Lue Illness
On July 22, 2020, Maurielle through her Twitter account confirmed that she got admitted for several days in the hospital due to a medical situation. However, she did not explain what illness she was suffering from but she had severe headaches and lose her appetite. She thanked her viewers and her fans for their messages and well wishes.
Maurielle Lue Weight Loss
Maurielle after having a medical situation in July 2020, lose 20lbs (9 kg). Her illness made her lose her appetite.
Maurielle Lue Salary
Maurielle working as a news anchor and television host at FOX2, in Detroit, Michigan earns an estimated annual salary of $78,451. RELATED: Peter Scanavino
Maurielle Lue Net Worth
Maurielle as an accomplished American Emmy award-winning journalist, anchor, and television host has an estimated net worth of $1 million.
Maurielle Lue Dog
Lue is an animal advocate. She owns a French bulldog. She likes spending her time traveling and taking photos with her dog. She shares her dog’s videos and photos on her social media accounts.
Maurielle Lue FOX 2
Maurielle is an Emmy award-winning journalist currently working as a host on The Nine and morning anchor on the FOX 2 News Team since joining the station in December 2011. Before joining FOX2 News, she served as a news reporter for three years at WEWS-TV, the ABC Affiliate, in Cleveland Ohio. RELATED: Taylor Kinney
While In Cleveland she had the chance to work on some truly unforgettable stories. She spent many days and nights reporting on the front lines of Imperial Avenue – the home of the so-called, “Cleveland Strangler,” a man convicted of killing almost a dozen women and hiding their bodies inside of his home.
Lue also covered the departure of LeBron James. She reported for ESPN when the king took his talents to South Beach and stood by as Clevelanders burned their No. 23 jerseys and dragged them behind their cars. While at WEWS, she worked as a General Assignment Reporter, Breaking News Reporter, Traffic Reporter, and Morning Anchor.
She began her career before graduating from high school. She got her first on-air job at the age of 15 years where she reported and anchored for “Brookwood Upclose,” a syndicated series focusing on local events and issues impacting Atlanta’s youth. She received her first International Journalism award for a documentary she compiled on a local shelter for troubled youth at the age 16 years.
She started her reality television career at NBC station WVVA in West Virginia where she served as a multimedia journalist. She reported during the week, anchored, produced and reported for her own newscast on the weekends. She has interviewed prominent people like Dr. Phil and Homer Hickam, former NASA engineer and inspiration for the 1999 film, “October Sky.” She also covered the Virginia Tech massacre, delivering live reports for MSNBC and local station WVVA
