The Untold Truth of Rachel Bonnetta

 

Who is Rachel Bonetta?

Rachel Bonnetta is a Canadian sports journalist, television personality and TV show host, who rose to prominence after her 30-minute live broadcast from Moscow’s Red Square during the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. She works for Fox Sports and is involved in numerous projects of the media conglomerate, including the show “Lock It In”.

Rachel Bonnetta Wiki- Age, Childhood, and Education

Rachel Bonnetta was born on October 8, 1992 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Rachel’s father passed away in 2012 and her mother remarried in 2017 – she hasn’t talked about having any siblings yet. She has stated that she developed an interest in journalism as a child and has wanted to become a journalist ever since. Rachel attended Clarke High School and matriculated at Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology.

Career start

After graduating with a degree in broadcast journalism, Rachel moved to the US and settled in Los Angeles where she looked for work and found a place at Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment as a brand ambassador.

She stayed there for the next three years, before moving to YTV as the host of the show “The Zone”. Gaining more experience, she was an on-air host for “MLS”, and served as the host of the show “MLS Now” and “Off-Topic”.

Rise to fame

Rachel made huge strides in her career and she received offers from several television networks including Fox Sports and she officially became a member of Fox Sports in 2016. Since then, Rachel has become a star journalist, but she had a long way to go to get star status.

She started off with small on-screen roles on Fox Sports shows, but her roles increased over the years. She made her breakthrough in 2018 with the 30-minute live coverage of the FIFA World Cup from Moscow’s Red Square, providing match action previews, recaps and other details related to the Cup. This caught the attention of millions of viewers and propelled her to stardom.

Continued success and other projects

Today, Rachel can be seen on several sports shows on Fox Sports, including “Lock It In”, then “Visa Sunday Live Show”, while you can also see her on Fox Soccer’s Facebook page during the UEFA Champions pre-game League, halftime, and post-game coverage, and on Fox Sports Super Bowl coverage and other sports-related shows. Recently, she appeared as a psychiatrist on the show “WWE Backstage” (2019-2020).

In addition to her television career with Fox Sports, she has also taken control of the YouTube channel The Buzzer. Currently, the channel has over 5,000 subscribers and over seven million views which has also added to her net worth.

Rachel Bonnetta Net worth, height, weight, body measurements and appearance

Rachel is a rising star in sports journalism and her overall success has significantly increased her wealth. According to sources, Rachel Bonnetta’s net worth is estimated to be around $5 million as of early 2020 – Rachel’s annual income is reported to be at least $60,000.

Rachel Bonnetta is 1.7 m tall, weighs about 57 kg and her vital statistics are 34-25-35; her bra size is 32B. She has brown hair and green eyes.

Rachel Bonnetta Personal Life, Dating, Boyfriend, Single

Rachel hasn’t spoken much about her personal life, but has posted a few insights on her Instagram page. She is in a relationship and she posts often photos of the couplebut has not revealed her lover’s name and further details about their romance, including when they started their relationship and how they met.

However, some sources state that the two have been together for more than four years.

Rachel Bonnetta News, Facts

Rachel has been featured in a number of publications, thanks to her emerging career with Fox Sports. Many outlets have written articles about her and her new show”hall of shame‘, which she hosts with Rachna Fruchbom. She also received an overview of her work on “WWE behind the scenes”.

Rachel has done much for numerous humanitarian organizations and has launched a number of campaigns herself; she traveled through India, and after realizing the conditions those people live in, she started a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for the people in need in this country. She also visited Ghana in 2015 for two weeks as part of the Community Rise, and spoke of it as a life-changing experience.