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American journalist and attorney Shannon Noelle Bream, also known as Shannon Bream, works for Fox News Channel.

She started hosting the Fox News Sunday show in 2022. She hosted Fox News @ Night for five years before presenting Fox News Sunday.

She had previously competed in the Miss USA 1995 and Miss America 1991 pageants. In the 1990s, Bream worked as a correspondent for NEWS 12 Long Island.

The news anchor and reporter is one of the most prominent faces on the Fox News Channel, owing to her good looks and stellar beauty. However, with the long tenure, she has seen at the station, it is no surprise that people would recognize her.

Aside from her beauty, the journalist is also known for fitting the classic look of most conservative women.

Who Is Shannon Bream's Husband, Sheldon Bream?

Sheldon Bream is a well-known American businessman, media personality, and professional speaker.

He is well-known as Shannon Bream's husband, a Fox News Channel correspondent. He was born in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on December 23, 1970. He will be 52 years old in 2022.

Bream is 6 feet 0 inches (1.82 m) tall; however, it is unknown exactly how much he weighs.

He and his brother Sid Bream, a former League Baseball player, are from Carlisle, Pennsylvania, where they were both born and raised. He attended Liberty University, earning a bachelor's degree in Sports Management and Business.

He also holds a degree from the same institution at the undergraduate level. He is wed to Shannon Bream at the moment. In 1995, the pair exchanged legal marriage vows. He first got involved in journalism in January 2005, rising to the director of bureau relations position at Washington Speakers, where he spent more than ten years.

He became incredibly well-known as a speaker; however, he resigned from this position after 13 years and 3 months in March 2018. After his accomplishment, he established his own business in Arlington, Virginia, called Bread Speaker Management, in April 2018.

His business's primary goal is to pair event organizers with accomplished speakers who are authorities in the respective subjects. Bream's company can be said to connect event planners with speakers. He is also a brain tumor survivor, which his wife, Shannon, often talks about.

Shannon Bream's Family Background

Shannon Bream was born on December 23, 1970, as Shannon Noelle DePuy in Sanford, Florida.

She is the sole child of Leon County Commissioner Ed DePuy and teacher Marie Norris. She graduated in 1988 from North Florida Christian High School in Tallahassee. She started attending Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, when she was 17. She became famous for winning the Miss Virginia pageant in 1990 while still a student.

Riding high on the success, Bream competed in the Miss America 1991 pageant and ended up in the top 10. Her college studies were mostly funded by the scholarship she received. After attending all these pageants, Bream returned to Tallahassee and started her time in law school at Florida State University. A stellar student, she received a Business Management degree with honors from Liberty University in 1993.

After graduating, she served as Bill McCollum's intern in the US House of Representatives. Later, McCollum rose to become Florida's attorney general.

She won the 1995 Miss Florida USA pageant while attending Florida State's law school and finished fourth in the 1995 Miss USA competition. Again, she attended law school because of scholarships from Miss USA pageants.

Shannon Bream Is An American Journalist

Shannon Bream has had one of the most exciting and windy careers in journalism in the 21st century.

She moved to Tampa, Florida, after graduating from Florida State University College of Law in 1996 with a JD degree with honors. There, she started her career as a lawyer specializing in harassment and racial discrimination. Ultimately, she decided to leave the legal field and seek a career in television journalism. She then moved again, but this time to Charlotte, North Carolina, in 2001.

At Charlotte, Bream worked for WBTV, a CBS affiliate, as the evening and late-night news correspondent. After working for three years at WBTV, Bream went to Washington, DC, in 2004 and joined the NBC station WRC-TV. She worked for WRC-TV as a weekend anchor and general assignment reporter.

While working for WRC-TV, she met Brit Hume, the managing editor of Fox News Channel's Washington office. Hume encouraged her to send her audition recordings to Fox News.

The plan succeeded, and November 2007 saw Bream working for Fox News Channel, located in Washington, D.C. bureau. She later became Fox News @ Night's anchor and host.

She will take Chris Wallace's place as the permanent anchor of Fox News Sunday starting on September 11, 2022, it was revealed on August 11, 2022. She is also an accomplished author and has authored three books:

• Finding the Bright Side: The Art of Chasing What Matters
• The Mothers and Daughters of the Bible Speak: Lessons on Faith from Nine Biblical Families
• The Women of the Bible Speak: The Wisdom of 16 Women and Their Lessons for Today

The second of these books, Women of the Bible Speak: The Wisdom of 16 Women and Their Lessons for Today, was on The New York Times Best Seller list when it came out and even reached all the way to number one.

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