Cassidy Hubbarth and Chloe Bailey bio

Cassidy Hubbarth hosts ESPN2 NBA Tonight and hosts on ESPN2 SportsCenter. Other ESPN projects she has worked for include The NBA Today podcast, The Numbers Don't lie Highlight Express First Take, as well as SportsNation. Hubbarth was also a Fox Sports South host, and a Fox Sports South journalist. Her previous roles include the traffic reporter as well as producer at WMAQ NBC5 Network, Chicago. In addition, she was an assistant host for production and associate producer at Intersport. She has millions of followers both in the United States and around the world. Her fanbase is huge on sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Being a tall woman, Hubbarth maintains a healthy body and a beautiful appearance. When it comes to her personal life, she prefers to keep her personal appearance minimal. Media has not disclosed much of her private life. Hubbarths networth is believed to be $7.5 million.

Chloe Bailey was born in the United States and is an actress as well as a singer. She is also part of the Chloe-x-Halle duo. The group is famous for its modern, genre-bending sound. Chloe Halle have been in the spotlight since the past few years and they've achieved some major successes. This includes two Grammy Nominations and the opportunity to be the opening act of Beyonces The Formation World Tour as well As On the Run II Tour. Beyonce signed Chloe, her sister and their music label to their label when she heard the group's rendition of Pretty Hurts. Her sister Halle has recorded albums, including The Two of Us Sugar Symphony & The Kids Are Alright on Queen Beys Parkwood Entertainment. Chloe acted on screen for The Fighting Temptations Last Holiday, Meet the Browns and various other films. The actress' TV acting credits comprise Austin & Ally and Grown-ish. She has also featured alongside their sister on Beyonces song video Lemonade. Chloe is a popular social media star with thousands of followers on their social media accounts She is a role model for a lot of teenagers.

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