Sara Haines and Cheryl Hines

Sara Haines is an American journalist and television host. Sara Haines is most well-known for her role as co-host on The View Strahan Sara Keke (ABC) and The Chase. Similar to her time as an anchor and host she worked as a production coordinator for The Today Show and as a member of the NBC's Page Program. Sara Haines, of American origin, was born on September 18th, 1977 in Newton Iowa. She is currently forty-five years of age. She is Christian. Based on her birth date, she's born a Virgo. The dad Dick Haines and mother Sandy Haines are the parents of her. Three siblings also exist. Sara Haines first began her host career in The NBC Page Program. Then she was appointed in 2002 the producer for NBC's Today at Rockefeller Center. Her first assignment was an associate journalist on the show's fourth half-hour which she left in 2013. She joined ABC News in 2013 as anchor and reporter on Good Morning America's Sunday pop news. Then she became the co-host of the 20th season of The View that aired on September 6, the 6th of September. ABC announced July 23, 2016 that she will not be returning to The View season 22, and instead, she'll co-host GMA Day (later renamed Strahan Sara and Strahan Sara). The final appearance as a co-host was on August 2 of the following year, during the episode preceding the finale of the 21st season. The View, as well as GMA Day. Haines hosts the return of The Chase, which premieres on ABC in January 2021. The announcement was made in November of 2020. Similarly she appeared as herself in the twelfth episode of the Disney+ superhero series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

Cheryl Hines was an actress and director most well-known for her roles on comedy programs such as Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Suburgatory. Cheryl Hines is worth $16million. Her appearances have also been in a variety of films, including RV The Waitress, After Beth and Nine Lives. Serious Moonlight was Hines' first feature film directed in the year 2009. Cheryl Hines began her career in the 1970s. She was born to Rosemary Hines (mother) and James Hines (father). She was raised in Tallahassee which was where she performed as an active member of Tallahassee's Young Actors Theatre. Hines completed her studies at Lively Technical College then Tallahassee Community College. Before her first big break in Hollywood Hines had jobs such as a waitress telephone operator, a TV reporter. After working at Groundlings Theater Los Angeles, Hines started her acting career through the improvised comedy. During this time she also was taught how to write sketches for comedy. Her television work began in the 1990s with guest roles on shows like Swamp Thing Unsolved Mysteries, The Wayans Bros., and Suddenly Susan. At the dawn of the decade, she was a part of the cast as Larry David's wife Cheryl David. Hines won Emmy Award nominations both in 2003 and 2006 due to her part in the HBO comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm. Then she appeared on a variety of other shows, mostly in roles as guest stars throughout the decade. The actress has been featured on So Little Time Everybody Loves Raymond Reno 911 and many other shows. Scrubs Jack's Big Music Show. Hannah Montana. Hines appeared in The ABC Short-lived Sitcom In the Motherhood and the NBC short-lived animated adult comedy Father of the Pride. She also lent her vocals for the NBC Short-Lived Sitcom Father of the Pride. Hines began the decade with guest appearances on Brothers & Sisters Love Bites and the animated series The Super Hero Squad Show. Her next big role came in the form of Dallas Royce, a gregarious neighbour on ABC's Suburgatory. The sitcom, co-starring Jeremy Sisto and Jane Levy ran for three seasons through the year 2014. Hines had other roles during the same time. These include A Very Odd Christmas on television and The Crazy Ones. From 2016 to 2017 she was the main character on her role on the Fox comedy Son of Zorn. Hines appeared as a guest on various shows such as Nobodies as well as Peanut, Fresh Off the Boat and Nobody's Pickle. She has also been a panelist on various games and reality shows including funny shows like You Should Ask I Can Find Your Voice and The Masked Singer.