Michelle Caruso Cabrera, a chief international correspondent at CNBC and former anchor and presenter of the show Power Lunch, is attracting a huge number of fans for the beauty and body she holds. At the age of fifty, she holds a body measurement that every girl desires. Here’s what we have collected for our readers about Michelle Caruso Cabrera.
Michelle Caruso Cabrera’s body measurement and plastic surgery rumors
‘Beauty with brain’, is a phrase that best defines Michelle Caruso Cabrera. She has been rumored to have undergone some plastic surgeries, but there is no evidence for it. The 50-year-old seems like she has got fillers like Botox injected into her face. Her face seems a bit unnatural and frozen which may be the result of the facelift.
With a height of 5 feet 8 inches, when Michelle stands tall to deliver her speeches, she resembles more of a model personality. With a slim body measurement of 37-25-36, she looks hot in whatever she wears. Even in the formal looks in the television, she manages to look elegant.
Michelle’s unique facial structure, a curvaceous body with a thin waist line, wide hip, her hairstyle, and her formal skirts that reveal her long and sexy legs, bring out the perfect confident and vibrant personality from within her.
Michelle Caruso-Cabrera was married to man named Paulo Lima
Michelle Caruso Cabrera is quite secretive when it comes to her personal life. She was married to Paulo Lima in 1999 and divorced after few years. There aren’t any more details about her ex-husband and their relationship.
In terms of her private life, Michelle is not as open as she seems on the television. She has not been in a relationship with anyone after her separation with Paul.
In 2015, rumors surfaced that she was allegedly linked with Garry Parry, a Wall-street investment banker. Michelle and Garry met during the making of the business news, that Michelle was reporting and Garry was associated with the report. There are gossips about their engagement but Michelle hasn’t commented to it.
A brief insight into Michelle’s award-winning career as a journalist
Michelle Caruso Cabrera currently serves as CNBC’s Chief International Correspondent. She is a career-focused person, she has dedicated her entire life to journalism. She won the Broadcaster of the Year Award in 2004 from the National Association of Hispanic journalists and Emmy Awards for her five part series project on children with AIDS.
Cabrera joined CNBC in 1998 and co-hosted the Worldwide Exchange program before she was named as the general assignment reporter for the network. She was first appointed as a co-anchor in CNBC’s Power Lunch and was later promoted as the co-presenter of the show. Through her impressive salary, she has accumulated a net worth of approx. $3 million.