Sara Haines and Cheryl Hines

Sara Haines (born in the United States) is an American journalist and television host. Sara Haines was a part of The View Strahan Sara Keke on ABC and The Chase, NBC's game show. Similar to her time as an anchor and host she served as a producer coordinator on the Today Show and as a participant in the NBC's Page Program. Sara Haines is an American citizen, born in Newton, Iowa on the 18th of September, 1977. Her current age is at 45. Also, she is an orthodox Christian. Based on her birthdate she's a Virgo. She is the daughter of Sandy Haines, her mother as well as Dick Haines. She has also got three brothers. Sara Haines began her television hosting career in the NBC Page Program before being employed as the production coordinator for NBC's Today at Rockefeller Center in 2002. Haines started her career as a reporter for the show's 4th hour in 2009. The position was vacated in 2013. Then, in 2013, she became an ABC News correspondent for Good Morning America in addition to serving as the anchorperson of weekend pop-news. Then she became the co-host of The View's 20th Season and premiered on September 6, the 6th of September. ABC announced July 23, 2016 that she will not return to The View season 22, however she'll be co-hosting GMA Day (later renamed Strahan Sara and Strahan Sara). On August 2 the following year she made her final appearance as co-host of The 21st season's final episode. In the months following her first appearance as co-host for GMA Day, Haines returned to The View and became a frequent co-host. The news was released in November 2020 that Haines will host a rerun on The Chase on ABC with the show premiering in the month of January in 2021. She also appeared in The Falcon and Winter Soldier, the second episode from Disney+.

Cheryl Hines was an actress as well as a director. She is famous for her performances in comedy television shows Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Suburgatory. Cheryl Hines has a net worth of $16 million. Her other films include RV Waitress The the Life After Beth or Nine Lives. Serious Moonlight marks Hines' directorial debut in feature films. Cheryl Hines began her career at the beginning of the 1970s. She was the daughter of Rosemary Hines (mother) and James Hines (father). The family lived in Tallahassee which was where she performed as an active member of the Young Actors Theatre. Hines was a student at Lively Technical College, and then Tallahassee Community College. Hines was waitress, a television reporter and telephone operator before she got her break in Hollywood. She went on to begin her career in acting by performing improv comedy shows at Groundlings Theater in Los Angeles. In this period, she began writing sketchy comics. Hines began her TV career with guest appearances on the 90s, on various shows like Swamp Thing Unsolved Mysteries Suddenly Susan and The Wayans Bros. As the year began to dawn, the new decade she was cast as Larry David's spouse Cheryl David. Hines received Emmy Award nominations both in 2006 and 2003 for her performance on the comedy show of HBO Curb Your Enthusiasm. Her appearances continued for other TV shows throughout the 2000s. She has appeared in So Little Time Everybody Loves Raymond Reno 911 as well as many other programs. Scrubs Jack's Big Music Show (Hannah Montana) as well as Scrubs Jack. Hines lent a character to the sitcom of ABC and NBC In the Motherhood, as in The animation NBC sitcom Father of the Pride. Hines started the decade with guest appearances on Brothers & Sisters Love Bites, and animated series The Super Hero Squad Show. Her next role of note took on the role of Dallas Royce, a gregarious friend on ABC's Suburgatory. The sitcom, co-starring Jeremy Sisto and Jane Levy continued for three seasons up to 2014. Hines was also involved in A Fairly Odd Christmas (a television film) and The Crazy Ones as well The Middle. Between 2016 and 2017, she played a major role in her role on the Fox sitcom Son of Zorn. Hines was an extra on Nobodies Pickle and Peanut as well as Fresh Off the Boat. Additionally, she was an panelist on several game and reality shows like the hilarious You Say I Can See Your Voice or The Masked Singer.