Ryan Chiaverini Biography
Ryan Chiaverini is a television personality, actor, musician, and co-host of Windy City Weekend (formerly known as Windy City Live) on ABC7 Chicago (WLS-TV), where he has won a Chicago/Midwest Emmy Award
Ryan Chiaverini Age
Chiaverini was born 12 October 1977, in Southern California, California, United States. He is 43 years old. Read more: Val Warner
Ryan Chiaverini Education
Chiaverini went to college at the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he focused in Broadcast/Journalism and played strong safety for the Buffalo football team. One of his fondest memories is being able to play football with his twin in both high school and college.
Ryan Chiaverini Height
Chiaverini stands at an average height, though he has not disclosed his actual height in public to be updated once confirmed.
Ryan Chiaverini Family/Parents
Chiaverini was born of Ed Chiaverini (father) and Edna Avery (mother) who passed away a month after staying in ICU battling pneumonia and other complications. Ryan spent weeks with her mother at the hospital and still nothing could stop him from this loss.
Ryan Chiaverini Wife
Chiaverini has not disclosed information about his wife in public, this information to be updated once confirmed.
Ryan Chiaverini Children
Chiaverini has not disclosed details about his children, he likes keeping his personal information private, this news to be updated once confirmed.
Ryan Chiaverini ABC7
Previously, the sports anchor for ABC 7’s top-rated weekend newscasts, he auditioned for Windy City LIVE and was chosen for the top co-host job from a field of numerous hundred candidates. Ryan’s charm and ease as an interviewer was first noticed when he hosted ABC 7’s Bears’ pre-game show, THE CHICAGO HUDDLE. His quick work ethic, wit, and reputation as someone you can’t help but like, made him the perfect choice for ABC 7’s new local show. His trademark “2-Minute Warning” segments, featuring entertainment and sports celebrities answering fun trivia questions, has become a Windy City LIVE favorite.
He has interviewed some of the biggest names in entertainment, sports, and music including Will Ferrell, Jimmy Kimmel, Jane Lynch, Mike Tyson, Barry Manilow, Joe Maddon, Patrick Kane, Bonnie Hunt, Chance the Rapper, and Kerry Woods. Before to Windy City LIVE, he joined Chicago’s Number One sports team as sports reporter/fill-in anchor in March 2006 was promoted to sports anchor on the station’s weekend newscasts.
His interest in sports runs deep in his bloodline. His father, Eddie, was a stand-out hockey player and was a member of the Sr. Los Angeles Kings. His uncle, Tony Chiaverini, fought Sugar Ray Leonard in a nationally televised super welterweight bout at Caesars Palace in 1979. His younger twin brother (by eight minutes) went on to play professional football in the NFL for the Browns, Cowboys, and Falcons and currently coaches football at UCLA.
He began his professional career by joining KFBB in Great Falls, Montana, where he joined as the weekend sports anchor. Throughout his work with KFBB, he produced, wrote short high school sports and as well as local college athletics. After then he joined KTVQ where he worked in a similar position. Ryan joined KUSA and worked as a sports reporter gig in the year 2002.
Throughout his work with KUSA, he covered the Denver Broncos and as well served as the host of the Mike Shanahan Show and John Elway’s Crush Zone. Ryan joined WLS-TV, where he served for 5 years covering the Chicago Bulls, Chicago Bears, Chicago BlackHawks, and Chicago White Sox after that in 2006. He as well got promoted to Weekend Sports Anchor at WLS-TV. Ryan as well got the chance to host The “Chicago Huddle” for the 3 seasons, a weekly Bears show.
Ryan Chiaverini Salary
Chiaverini earns an estimated annual salary ranging from $52,335 to $88,566. However, details about the exact amount of salary he earns is currently not available.
Ryan Chiaverini Net Worth
Chiaverini has an estimated net worth of around $1 Million $5 Million which he accrues from his successful career as a television personality.