Sara Haines and Cheryl Hines

Sara Haines is an American television presenter and journalist. Sara Haines is best known for her role as co-host for The View, the ABC morning talk show The View Strahan Sara and Keke as well as the game show The Chase. Before becoming an anchor or host, Sara Haines was Producer on the Today Show. Sara Haines has American citizenship and was born on September 18th, 1977, located in Newton Iowa. Sara Haines is 45. The Christian faith is the same that she follows. Her birth sign is Virgo in accordance with the date she was born. The parents of her were Sandy Haines Haines' mother as well as Dick Haines. The siblings of her are three. Sara Haines' television career started in the NBC Page Program. She was later hired as the Production Coordinator for NBC's Today at Rockefeller Center. In 2009, she was hired as a contributor correspondent on four hours of the show. She left that position in the year 2013. Then, in 2013, she was a Saturday anchor on Good Morning America and a reporter for ABC News. She became the permanent cohost of The View's 20th Season, which premiered September 6, the 6th of September. ABC announced July 23, 2016 that she will not return for The View season 22, and instead, she'll co-host GMA Day (later renamed Strahan & Sara). In the summer of 2016 she was a guest co-host in the 20th season's last episode. In September of 2018, she was introduced as co-host on GMA Day but she returned to The View as a frequent guest host in the year 2020. Haines will host The Chase on ABC beginning in January of 2021. It was first announced in December 2020. On The Falcon and Winter Soldier episode 2, she was herself.

Cheryl Hines's appearances on Curb Your Enthusiasm (comedy television show) as well as Suburgatory are among her best-known roles. Cheryl Hines has an estimated net worth of 16 million dollars. She's also starred in RV Waitress: After Beth (1998), Life After Beth (1998) and Nine Lives. Hines took to the stage in 2009 to make her directorial debut in feature films by directing Serious Moonlight. Cheryl Hines' Early Years and career begins Cheryl Hines, born September 21st, 1965 from Miami Beach Florida was the daughter of Rosemary Hines and James Hines. She was brought up in Tallahassee where she was part of Tallahassee's Young Actors Theatre. Hines received her degree from Lively Technical College then Tallahassee Community College. Hines has worked as a waitress, television reporter and telephone operator before she got her break in Hollywood. In Los Angeles she began her profession as an actor doing improv comedy. In the time she was at Groundlings she also began creating her own comedy sketches. Television Career In the 1990s, Hines appeared as a guest on a number of programs, such as Swamp Thing Unsolved Mysteries The Wayans Bros. and Suddenly Susan. In the beginning of the decade, she was a part of the cast as Larry David's wife Cheryl David. Hines was awarded Emmy Award nominations both in 2006 and 2003 due to her part on the comedy show of HBO Curb Your Enthusiasm. In the early 2000s, she was a part of a number of other series in mostly part-time roles as guest stars. Some of her credits are So Little Time Everybody Loves Raymond Reno 911! Scrubs Jack's Big Music Show, Hannah Montana. Hines played a character on the ABC/NBC sitcom In the Motherhood, as well as an cartoon NBC sitcom Father of the Pride. Hines started the decade with appearances on Brothers & Sisters Love Bites and the animated program The Super Hero Squad Show. In 2011, she started her next main role on Suburgatory, an ABC sitcom Suburgatory in the role of a charming suburban neighbor Dallas Royce. The sitcom, co-starring Jeremy Sisto and Jane Levy was on for three seasons until the year 2014. Hines was also a part of A Very Odd Christmas (a television film) as well as The Crazy Ones as well The Middle. She was a key character in The Fox comedy Son of Zorn from 2016 to 2017. Hines also had role as a guest on shows like Nobodies, Pickle & Peanut as well as Fresh Off the Boat. Also, Hines has appeared as a panelist on various reality game shows and contests, including You could ask I Can Hear Your Voice, and The Masked Singer.