Where Is Kristen Miranda Going After Leaving WBTV? New Job And Salatry
WBTV’s QC Morning host Kristen Miranda announced her departure from the station via a social media post on 16 October.
The Emmy-nominated anchor also serves as the managing editor of WBTV’s lifestyle content. Since joining the station in January 2008, she has worked in various positions.
Highlights
- Kristen Miranda said she is ending her 17-year journey with WBTV after she got an opportunity she could never turn down.
- She has been involved in the journalism industry for three decades.
- The anchor promised to share more details soon about the exciting opportunity that led to her departure.
Miranda has covered many different topics like crime, education, and consumer issues.
She has worked in many cities and reported the news in the studio and the field.
Before joining WBTV, she worked as a reporter for America Now News, 13WHAM-TV, and WIVT-TV/WBGH-TV.
The television personality graduated from the State University of New York at Fredonia in 1996.
Kristen Miranda Said She Got An Unexpected Opportunity
The fan-favorite anchor announced her departure from WBTV by sharing a heartfelt photo montage of many colleagues she has had the pleasure of working with, both past and present.
“I am leaving WBTV. My last day on the air will be 25 October.”
The reporter said she found the decision to leave nearly impossible.
The journalist said she wondered how she could say goodbye to a place that had given her so many opportunities over 17 years.
She questioned how she could stop spending her mornings and afternoons sharing the community’s stories.
Miranda also noted how hard it would be to leave the QC Life team and the amazing colleagues who work so hard to serve viewers each day.
However, she feels that there is something out there for her professionally.
“I can only say that after more than 30 years in this business, I’ve been feeling like there’s something else out there for me professionally.”
“Then an opportunity came my way that I never could have expected and could not turn down.“
While the co-host of QC Morning and QC@3 didn’t share the details about the opportunity, she promised to reveal them soon.
“I promise I will share what that is soon,” Miranda wrote.
“Please know how thankful I have been to be a part of your family for so long. Seeing you all out in the community, getting your emails and social posts, and getting to know you has been a blessing.”
She ended her note saying they still had a week and a half together, so they should enjoy it.
After that, she assured everyone they’d still see her around since she loves Charlotte and is staying.
Following her announcement, some of the anchor’s fans said they had no reason to watch WBTV anymore without her.
On the other hand, some of them expressed their excitement and wished the best in her next chapter.
“We ❤️ you. We know your next step is one into an adventure. And, where you go, we go, too. You’ll never shake us. But, we are a little heartbroken, too.”
Cltiscreative wrote
“So excited for you and whoever gets you next… and so sad for the people who will miss you so! CONGRATS friend!!” Pagefehling commented
Additional Information
- The news anchor is an advocate for animal adoption and the Arts.
- She doesn’t like pineapple and beets.
- There is little information about her personal life and marriage.
- Kristen Miranda’s net worth reportedly falls into the range of $2 million to $4 million.
