Brenna Weick Biography
Brenna Weick is an American anchor and reporter working for NBC10 as a general assignment reporter on weekend mornings. She joined the NBC10 news team in October 2022, after previously working for Waterman Broadcasting.
A native of Mantua, Brenna went to Gloucester County’s Clearview High School. Her major at High Point University was Communications, and she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Brenna is interested in sharing stories that go beyond simply stating statistics and instead emphasize the human impact, having studied psychology as an undergraduate. Providing breaking news as fast as she can without compromising accuracy is her constant goal. Brenna previously spent five years working as an anchor/reporter for Waterman Broadcasting in Fort Myers, Florida. Before that, she was a production assistant and correspondent at SNJ Today.
Brenna’s coverage of Hurricane Ian’s impact in Fort Myers, Florida, stands out among her most memorable moments. At the one station with a signal during the storm, she anchors nonstop coverage, providing viewers with important and life-saving information. Her article, “In the Tiger’s Mouth,” about a tiger assault at a nearby zoo, won the team an Edward R. Murrow award for Breaking News Coverage.
Brenna Weick Salary
Weick earns an annual salary of about $47,000-$120,000.
Brenna Weick Net Worth
Weick has an estimated net worth of about $1 Million – $7 Million which she has earned through her career as a reporter.
Brenna Weick Age
Weick was born on November 20, 1993, in Mantua, New Jersey, United States. She is 30 years old as of 2023 and she celebrates her birthday on the 20th of November every year.
Brenna Weick Height and Weight
Weick stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches. However, information about her weight will be updated when available.
Brenna Weick Family
Weick resides in Mantua together with her parents, Robert, a senior technologist at Motorola, and Kelley, a hairstylist, and former Miss Gloucester County pageant volunteer, as well as their Yorkshire terrier, Zoey. Her older brother, Bob, is a research expert at Baltimore’s Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. For pageant week, the Weick family returned to their Ocean City family summer home.
Brenna Weick Husband
Weick is married to Christopher Grabert who is a graduate student of the University of Central Florida. The couple have been dating since their senior year at Clearview Regional High School. They tied the knot on December 12, 2020.
Brenna Weick Pregnant | Brenna Weick Baby
Weick revealed the news of her pregnancy via an Instagram post on November 5, 2021. In the post, she wrote that they were welcoming their child in April 2022. They welcomed a son on March 28, 2022, whom they named Bennett. He was born a month earlier than expected.
Brenna Weick Meet Miss New Jersey
Seven years ago, when the Mantua Township teen won Miss New Jersey’s Outstanding Teen and competed at the sister competition to the televised pageant, where she came close to winning Miss America’s Outstanding Teen, Weick had all the makings of the next Miss New Jersey. She was heading to the 2017 Miss America competition in Atlantic City.
Weick finished second in her first contest, Miss New Jersey 2013, behind newcomer Cara McCollum, an Arkansas student attending Princeton University. The next year, she managed to replicate her feat of placing first runner-up. Then, in 2015, she fell one spot to finish in second place. She considered ending her quest for the crown. In the 2016 state competition held in Ocean City this past June, Weick’s fourth attempt at winning as Miss Seashore Line proved to be her lucky break.
Weick credits her shift in perspective for her victory. “Accept and adapt” is her new motto in life. Weick, a soprano with a “Disney princess” voice, will be singing “Someone Like You” from the musical “Jekyll & Hyde” at Miss America. She was a member of the collegiate dance team until sustaining a knee injury.
Former Miss New Jersey candidates gathered on social media to mourn the 24-year-old former pageant queen, a news anchor for SNJ Today in Millville, following the death of Cara McCollum, Miss New Jersey 2013, following an automobile accident in February. She was viewed like a sister by Weick, a promising investigative writer. Weick views her other strength as being in the interview section of the contest. When she was crowned Miss America, she declined a job offer to work as a production assistant at NBC 10 and stated that she would probably utilize the $50,000 scholarship to pursue a graduate degree in journalism.
Brenna Weick Social Media Platform
Weick is very active on her Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook pages. She has 2.8k followers on Twitter 5.7k followers on Instagram, and 5k followers on Facebook.