Molly Rose Biography
Molly Rose is an American journalist currently serving as a reporter at KTVI/FOX 2 News, Tribune Broadcasting’s St. Louis FOX affiliate since November 30, 2017. Rose joined KTVI from WDAF, Tribune Broadcasting’s TV channel in Kansas City, where she went through three years as a correspondent. Preceding that, she worked as a columnist/stay at WVIR (NBC) in Charlottesville, Virginia, where she was recognized by the Virginia Associated Press for her work.
Molly Rose Age
Rose is a 39 year old beautiful woman. She celebrates her birthday every March 31 and her birth sign is Aries.
Molly Rose Height
Rose stands at a height of about 5 feet 6 inches tall.
Molly Rose Family
Roseis private about her personal life, she has not revealed any details about her parents or whether she has any siblings.
Molly Rose Husband
She and her husband were married at The Jewel Box. The couple welcomed their first child on July 23 2020, a daughter named Hattie.
Molly Rose Salary
Rose earns an estimated salary of about $ 24,292 and $ 72,507 annually.
Molly Rose Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of about $1 million to $5 million.
Molly Rose Education
Molly lived in Dellwood until second grade and attended Griffith Elementary School. She grew up just across the river from St. Louis, in Edwardsville, Illinois, and graduated from Edwardsville High School. After High School Rose attended the University of Missouri School of Journalism. One of her favorite places in St. Louis is Forest Park. Rose loves her St. Louis Cardinals and is a huge animal lover, spending much of her time outside with her 7-year-old black lab rescue dog Avery.
Molly Rose Career
She started her journalism career more than a decade ago when she served as editor-in-chief for her high school newspaper. On November 30, 2017, KTVI/FOX 2 News, Tribune Broadcasting’s St. Louis FOX affiliate, welcomed her back home to St. Louis, where she is now serving as a reporter, weeknights.
Rose joined KTVI from WDAF, Tribune Broadcasting’s television station in Kansas City, where she spent three years as a reporter. Before that, she worked as an anchor/reporter at WVIR (NBC) in Charlottesville, Virginia. While she worked for WVIR she was recognized by the Virginia Associated Press for her work.
Molly appreciates that journalism allows her to investigate wrongdoings. She received the 2014 National Edward R. Murrow Award for one of her investigations revealing an incident in which the University of Virginia Hospital mistakenly sent a family home with their deceased loved ones amputated body parts. Rose has also been recognized by the Virginia Associated Press for her great work.