Sara Haines and Cheryl Hines

Sara Haines is an American journalist and television host. Sara Haines's career is famous for her co-hosting of the ABC talk show The View Strahan Sara & Keke, and The Chase. She was also an assistant to the production team of The Today Show, and a Page Program part of NBC before she became an anchor. Sara Haines was born on September 18 1977 in Newton Iowa and is of American nationality. She is 45 years of age. The beliefs she holds are part of the Christian religion. As per her birthdate, she's an Virgo. The father of her mother, Dick Haines is her parent. Three other siblings are also present. Sara Haines first began her host career in her work on the NBC Page Program. Then, in 2002 she became the show's production manager. Today at Rockefeller Center. Her first assignment was an associate journalist on the show's fourth half-hour that she quit in 2013. In 2013, she was an ABC News correspondent for Good Morning America, as well being the anchor of Saturday's news programs. The View 20th-season premiered on Sept. 6th, 2016, and she then became its permanent co-host. On July 23, ABC announced that she was not going to being hosting The View 22-season, but prefer to co-host GMA Day - later named Strahan and Sara. In summer 2016, she appeared on the show as co-host as a guest on the 20th season, the show's final episode. The 10th of September, 2018, she debuted as co-host on GMA Day but she returned to The View as a frequent guest host for 2020. Haines hosts the return The Chase The Chase, which premieres on ABC on January 20, 2021. The announcement was announced in November 2020. She also appeared in the first episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, a Disney+ superhero series The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.

Cheryl Hines, an American actor and director, is well recognized for her roles on the comedy show on television Curb Your Enthusiasm. Cheryl Hines is worth $16million. She has also appeared in movies such as RV Waitress: Life After Beth and Nine Lives. Serious Moonlight, her first film as a filmmaker came out in 2009. Cheryl Hines' Early Years and her Career Begins Cheryl Hines, born September 21st, 1965 from Miami Beach Florida was the daughter of Rosemary Hines and James Hines. Her family was from Tallahassee in Tallahassee, where she was an active member of the Young Actors Theatre. Hines completed her studies at Lively Technical College then Tallahassee Community College. Hines held jobs such as television reporter, waitress as well as a phone operator prior to her Hollywood break. When she arrived in Los Angeles she began her acting career by performing comedy improv. While she was there the actress also began creating her own comedy sketches. Hines was a popular TV career during the 90s. She appeared on a variety of TV shows, like Swamp Thing Unsolved Mysteries and The Wayans Bros. The early 2000s saw she was offered the role of Cheryl David, Larry David's wife on the HBO show Curb Your Enthusiasm. Hines' work in the show between 2003 and 2006 brought her Emmy Award nods as Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. She was a guest on numerous other shows during the early 2000s. In addition to her resume, she's appeared as a guest on So Little Time Everybody Loves Raymond Reno 911. Scrubs Jack's Big Music Show, Hannah Montana. Hines was also the voice on the short-lived NBC animated sitcom for adult viewers Father of the Pride, as well as played a significant role for the ABC comedy In the Motherhood. Hines was first seen in the 2010s as a guest for Brothers & Sisters Love Bites. Dallas Royce is her role in the ABC comedy Suburgatory. The sitcom, with Jeremy Sisto starring alongside Jane Levy was on for a total of three seasons, until the end of 2014. Hines was also a part of A Fairly Odd Christmas (a television film) and The Crazy Ones as well The Middle. She was a key character in The Fox comedy Son of Zorn from 2016 to the year 2017. Hines was also seen in guest roles on shows like Nobodies, Pickle & Peanut as well as Fresh Off the Boat. She has also been on a number of reality shows and games, like She can hear Your Voice and Funny You Should Ask.