She currently hosts a show called “The Great American Health Challenge,” Over the course of 12 episodes, all the participants compete in a series of healthful tasks that includes food, exercise, quitting smoking, and sleeping better among many others. However, through exercise and diet, she dropped 30 pounds. “I didn’t know if they were ever going to accept me at a size 12, but I knew they would accept me at a size 4,”.
Lauren scala tv#
Not so long ago, Laurine was looking for a job in TV but lacked confidence.
Anyone who sees her on TV currently would never imagine it. Nonstop host Lauren keeps a picture of herself on her cell phone when she weighed 163 pounds. While there, she has hosted New York City’s first-ever local reality competition series known as “The Great American Health Challenge.” Lauren Scala Weight Loss Before that role, Lauren used to appear on the program regularly as an on-air contributor for Time Out New York magazine. The local viewers used to compete against one another on different topics via their cell phones, computers, or even touch screen devices. She began by hosting the station’s Interactive Trivia Game, It was a fast-paced live experience that was made up of ten questions. Her dining segments as well appear on Taxi TV in a weekly segment known as“Backseat Bites.” Lauren joined NBC 4 New York in 2010. There, she reports on the newest restaurants as well as the food trends around town. In addition to her work on “Today in New York,” Lauren works as a Special Correspondent for the NBC 4 New York’s daily lifestyle show called “New York Live”.
Lauren scala professional#
assetsįrom her professional debut, which she made with Time Out New York’s On Demand, Lauren Scala has been earning a healthy income that’s gone up notches over time. Her last recorded annual income was $63,420 which has resulted in her current net worth of $1.5 million.Aaron Martin-anchor Lauren Scala New York Live Lauren Scala struggled with weight in her formative years, which led to many image problems for young Lauren. When she decided to pursue a career in journalism, the aspiring reporter realized that shedding the excess weight was essential if she wanted to be taken seriously in the journalism profession. Her weight loss project started shortly after completing her university education. The journalist worked hard and her perseverance paid off. The result is the Lauren Scala we see today after losing 30 pounds.Ĭurrently the journalist weighs 57 kg with a matching height listed as 5ft 5in. Her body stats are 32-25-33 inches for her bust, waist and hips accordingly.
Still, her silence doesn’t stop the rumors from doing the rounds, while people speculate that she’s in a secret relationship. The rumors also suggested that she intends to get married to her partner, but nothing has been confirmed. While we can’t help but doubt the vine, the fact remains that Lauren Scala will reveal their relationship when she’s ready. Lauren Scala herself didn’t answer the tweets, which creates even more confusion about her relationship status. As a result, the celebrity journalist’s personal life continues to be a mystery to both the general public and her fans who are curious about her love life. Laura also serves as a reporter and host for New York Live, which is the network’s daily lifestyle show. For a couple of years from 2010 to 2012 she was on the Saturday edition of Today in New York as a traffic reporter as well as an anchor for WNBC’s Live Interactive Quiz Game. Her rise to the public eye came through her work on the show known as In the Wings – a behind-the-scenes look at all things Broadway. Lauren Scala was on NBC’s digital cable channel called New York Non-Stop, where she anchored shows like The Great American Health Challenge, Don’t Miss That as Well as Nonstop Sound. The world of journalism has created many celebrities especially in reporting and program anchoring. One of the most well-known television show hosts is the talented Lauren Scala, who landed her professional debut as an associate producer on New York’s Time Out On Demand which is currently defunct, since she has worked with several prestigious media outlets such as NYC TV, where she appeared as the host of the 52nd annual New York Emmy Awards, and also served as a co-host on one of the City Scoop shows.
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