The Hispanic TV news reporter Lynette Romero is not a new name to the journalism industry. She’s made it big through her continuous effort at the KTLA News Station.

Married Life of Lynette Romero

• Lynette Romero married her boyfriend turned husband David Angulo on July 11, 2003, at the Los Angeles River Center and Gardens.

• Lynette and David first met in January 1994 during their enrollment at the Spanish Immersion Program at the University of Guadalajara.
• The duo had fallen for each other but couldn’t do anything during that period as Romero lived in Denver and her beau lived in LA.
• Things, however, changed. The lovebirds stayed in a long-distance relationship and when David thought it was time, he took Lynette back to Mexico and proposed her. It was 6 months after that they married.

• David and Lynette booked their wedding venue and even bought 3,000 red roses to decorate the hall.
• Their cousins walked as flower girls.
• Romero’s mother walked the bride down the aisle.
• Lynette’s dad had already passed away. Similarly, David’s brother had also died. So, both of them were paid tribute to at the ceremony and the reception.
• Their wedding celebrations had a buffet style Mexican dinner, three-tiered wedding cake with three different flavors – buttercream, chocolate chip, and carrot cake.

• Around a year later, on August 3, 2004, David and Lynette gave birth to their daughter, Olivia Angulo. She’s now 15 years old.
• She made an appearance on KTLA Live News on the occasion of Mother’s Day to surprise her mother on May 12, 2019.

Lynette Romero’s Net Worth and Career

• Lynette Romero’s net worth is estimated at around $1.5 million thanks to her career as a journalist.
• Her husband, David, in contrast, holds a fortune of $1 million, credits to his Jimboy’s Tacos restaurant.
• From her New Anchor job at KTLA, she gets paid around $142,873 annually. Since, she has been working for so long, over 22 years, she must earn well over it.

• Lynette started her career as a reporter at the KUSA-TV in 1988 before graduating from the University of Colorado.
• She was a part of the news station for ten years.
• While working for KUSA-TV, she had a short stint at the KVUE-TV for a year. KVUE-TV is KUSA-TV’s sister company.
• Since 1998, Romero has been a part of the KTLA news station.
• While here, she’s won three Golden Mike Awards.
• Not only that, but she was also awarded two local Emmys for her contribution to Access LA. – The Latino Experience and From Farm to Fork.

• Lynette Romero is a part of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
• She’s also on the Advisory Board of the University of Colorado School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
• Romero has also taught anchoring and reporting for UCLA.

Lynette Romero Early Life

• Lynette Romero was born on February 2, 1967, in Denver, Colorado, the US.
• Her parents are Andy Andelecio and Viola Lydia Romero.
• The 53 years old attended the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1985. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication.

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