Sara Haines and Cheryl Hines

Sara Haines, a journalist from The United States and a television host is well-known in her area of expertise. Sara Haines was a member of The View Strahan Sara Keke on ABC and The Chase, NBC's game show. Prior to becoming anchors or hosts, Sara Haines was a Production Coordinator for the Today Show. Sara Haines is an American citizen born in Newton, Iowa on the 18th of September, 1977. She has 45 years. Her faith is Christian. According to the date of her birth it is a Virgo. Her father Dick Haines is her parent. She also has three brothers and sisters. Sara Haines began her television hosting career in the NBC Page Program before being appointed as the producer coordinator for the NBC show Today at Rockefeller Center in 2002. Sara Haines began her work as a contributor correspondent on the fourth hour of the show beginning in 2009, and then left the show in 2013. The following year she was tapped to join ABC News to be a anchor, reporter and weekend pop anchor of Good Morning America. The View 20th-season premiered on September. 6th, 2016, before she was made its permanent co-host. On July 23, ABC announced they would not be hosting The View 22-season, but she would prefer to host GMA Day - later named Strahan and Sara. She made her last appearance in the co-hosting role on August 2, the next year, during the penultimate episode of season 21. Her debut was on GMA Day in September 2018 but returned as a guest on to The View by 2020. Haines was announced as host of The Chase revival on ABC, with the premiere date set for January 20, 2021. In addition, she was a character in the second episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, a Disney+ superhero series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

Cheryl Hines was an actress as well as a director. She is famous for her performances on comedy programs such as Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Suburgatory. Cheryl Hines possesses a networth of $16 Million. She's appeared in movies like RV Waitress: Life After Beth & Nine Lives. Serious Moonlight marked Hines's feature film debut in 2009. Cheryl Hines began her career in the 1970s. She was born to Rosemary Hines (mother) and James Hines (father). She was born in Miami Beach in Florida, and was raised there as a Young Actors Theatre. Hines first attended Lively Technical College. She later went to Tallahassee Community College. Hines was a waitress, telephone operator and TV reporter before she got her break in Hollywood. She went on to begin her acting career doing improvisational comedy shows at Groundlings Theater located in Los Angeles. There the actress also began writing her own comedy sketches. Hines started her career in television through guest appearances during the 90s, appearing on various shows like Swamp Thing Unsolved Mysteries Suddenly Susan and The Wayans Bros. At the dawn of the new decade she was cast as Larry David's wife Cheryl David. As a result of her appearance on the show, between 2003 and in 2006 Hines received Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actress on the field of Comedy Series. From the beginning of 2000, she was a part of a number of other shows, mostly in role as a guest actor. The credits comprise So Little Time Everybody Loves Raymond Reno 911. Scrubs Jack's Big Music Show (Hannah Montana) as well as Scrubs Jack. Hines was a star on the ABC show In the Motherhood. Hines was first introduced to the world of television with appearances in Brothers & Sisters Love Bites, and animated series The Super Hero Squad Show. Her character was a feisty suburban neighbors Dallas Royce in 2011 on ABC's sitcom Suburgatory. The three-season show, costarring Jeremy Sisto & Jane Levy and ran through 2014. Hines also had other roles in this period included the television movie A Fairly Odd Christmas and the sitcoms The Crazy Ones and The Middle. From 2016 to 2017 she was the main character on her role on the Fox sitcom Son of Zorn. Hines was a regular guest on various shows such as Nobodies as well as Peanut, Fresh Off the Boat and Nobodys Pickle. Additionally, Hines appeared as a panelist on various reality game shows and contests, including You Can Ask I Can Hear Your Voice, and The Masked Singer.