Mallory Sofastaii WMAR Bio Wiki Age Height Father Married Wedding Salary and Net Worth

Mallory Sofastaii is an American journalist currently working as a consumer investigative reporter and anchor at WMAR-TV since 2016. Before, Mallory worked as a reporter and fill-in anchor at WHAG-Tv. Prior to that, she was a production assistant at NBC News. She was also a broadcast desk assistant at PBS NewsHour.

Mallory was born in Florida, in theUnited States. She is around 34 years old.

She is a woman of above-average stature. Mallory stands at a height of5 ft 6 in(Approx. 1.65 m).

She was born and raised in Florida by her father and mother. Mallory’s mom is a smart, strong, and incredibly positive person. Her dad gave her his first wheels. Mallory’s dad made sure Mallory made a big splash everywhere, for example, this big pond called Baltimore.  If Mallory had a paper cut or fell down, daddy was always there to kiss her boo-boo. Her dad was the man who taught her to crawl, walk and run.

Her dad taught her everything, she sees so much of herself, her dad was the most compassionate person, loved animals, loved her for sure, and her sister. But her father was also definitely a coach. She means her dad gave her a passion for every sport that she has ever done. Her dad also got her into swimming when she was young, into soccer, helped her with dance, and got her into running. She would say probably out of high school he taught her tennis.”

She is of American Nationality and belongs to the white ethnicity.

She happily married her lovely husband namedRob Kruz. Her husband Rob is a Program Director @hot995 @z1043 D.C. + Baltimore, @iHeartRadio stations. Rob also proposed to her on March 9, 2019. She has a rescue cat namedWolf Blitzerand a rescue dog namedBrody. The two are both full of energy and so loving.

She is back after a week of wedding planning in Key West. Please disregard the out-of-office message stating Mallory would return in December… Thank you to those concerned and for contacting the station to check on her. She is back after a week of wedding planning in Key West! Please disregard the out-of-office message stating she would return in December… Thank you to those concerned and for contacting the station to check on her.

She came to WMAR in January of 2016. Her dream has been to report on the place she resides and the stories that affect her community in general. Mallory also jumped at the opportunity when it became available at WMAR. She makes viewers aware of scams, bad businesses, and laws that are on your side.

Mallory is a resource in helping resolve your consumer complaint. Previously, jumping in front of the camera Mallory served behind the scenes for the nationally syndicated PBS NewsHour and NBC’s Meet the Press. Long before then, she had also a short stint as a coffee barista, but she learned she wasn’t skilled at making delicious beverages.

Mallory’s colleagues at WMAR include:

Alicia Vitarelli -host

Chris Sowers– meteorologist

Eric Alvarez–reporter

Jovana Lara– reporter

Leslie Lopez -Meteorologist

Brandi Hitt– reporter

If one wants to reach Mallory for the information that matters to you, it’s a matter of her. Contact her at Mallory@wmar.com

Mallory earns a satisfying amount from her work as a consumer investigative reporter and anchor at WMAR-TV since 2016. Mallory’s average Salary is$73,361.

Mallory gets her wealth from her work as a consumer investigative reporter and anchor at WMAR-TV since 2016. Therefore, Mallory has accumulated a decent fortune over the years she has worked. Mallory’s estimated net worth is$737,171

Yes. She happily married her lovely husband namedRob Kruz. Her husband Rob is a Program Director @hot995 @z1043 D.C. + Baltimore, @iHeartRadio stations. Rob proposed to her on March 9, 2019.

Mallory is an American journalist currently working as a consumer investigative reporter and anchor at WMAR-TV since 2016. Before, Mallory worked as a reporter and fill-in anchor at WHAG-Tv. Prior to that, she was a production assistant at NBC News. She was also a broadcast desk assistant at PBS NewsHour.