Susan Hendricks, Bio, Age, Parents, Husband, CNN, and Twitter.

Susan Hendricks Biography

Susan Hendricks is an American journalist well known as a veteran HLN journalist who became the anchor of HLN and a substitute anchor for CNN, Atlanta. He used to appear on CNN pipeline.

She was named the new host for the Weekend Express, replacing Lynn Smith. She could occasionally fill in for Robin Meade on the Morning Express with Robin Meade until the show was canceled in 2022.

Susan Hendricks Age

Susan was born on 29th August 1973 in New Brunswick, New Jersey, in the United States

Susan Hendricks Height

Susan stands at an estimated height of 5 feet,5 inches tall.

Susan Hendricks Parents

Susan was born to her father William John Hendrick and her mother Marie Hendricks, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, in the United States.

Susan Hendricks Husband

Susan is happily married to his husband Joe Carter who is known as a former Cnn and HLN Sports reporter and News anchor as well anchor of Hencar production company. The couple tied the knot in 2016. The couple has so far been blessed with a son, Jackson Patrick Carter who was born in 2016.

Susan Hendricks First Marriage

Susan was previously married to Robin Fowler. Robin is well-known as an anesthesiologist. The two performed a wedding ceremony at Saint Ignatius Loyola Church, Manhattan’s upper East side. The two were blessed with a beautiful daughter, Emery Fowler.

Susan Hendricks Education

Susan attended Hun School of Princeton for high school and later joined Arizona State University where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism.

Susan Hendricks CNN

Susan currently works at HLN Network and is an anchor of the live’s new program Weekend Express . He has so far anchored the “Cold Case? The Delphine Murder”, which covered the Homicides of Abigael Williams and Liberty German. She co-hosted the, “Targeted: Women -Combating Violence Against Women”, and also an early interviewed survivor of sexual assault Aly Raisman and Kyle Stephens, who spoke against convicted serial Larry Massar. Hendricks has also spent five years providing news updates on CNN’s AC360.

Prior to joining HLN, she was a morning show anchor at NBC affiliate WMIR-TV in Palm Springs, CA, and previously worked as a reporter at ABC affiliate KESQ-TV in Palm Springs.