In early December, Marina Moore and her husband Kari welcomed their son Mika Moore. Continue reading to learn everything you need to know about the journalist’s personal life and more.
Marina Moore began her career as a video journalist with CTV News Northern Ontario in 2011, fresh out of college. She also spent her time reporting in Sudbury and North Bay, her hometown.
She was named co-anchor of CTV News Northern Ontario’s 6 p.m. newscast and anchor of the 11:30 p.m. newscast in August 2016.
How Old Is Marina Moore Baby? Know Mika Moore Age
Mika, pronounced mee-Kah, was born in December 2021 to proud parents Marina Moore and Kari. So at the time of writing, the baby boy is more than three weeks old.
Marina, a northern Ontario CTV News anchor, has had her baby boy just before his due date.
“A true northerner, he couldn’t wait to see this beautiful snowy day,” Moore said in an email to CTV News.
“Mom and baby are doing great and have settled in at home! The team at Health Sciences North was extremely helpful, providing us with all of the love, tools, and support we needed as we embarked on this new chapter.”
Mika weighed a little more than eight pounds when he was born.
“We are overjoyed! What a sensation; it’s truly indescribable, “she said.
Meet Marina Moore Husband
Marina Moore is married to Kari. The couple welcomed a son named Mika in early December.
There is not much information about her husband, so we will update this section when the information becomes available from a credible source.
Marina enjoys getting out in nature, traveling, gardening, and spending time with her family and friends in North Bay when she is not working.
Marina Moore Family Details
Marina Moore has not disclosed information related to her parents and other family members. So we could not find her parent’s detail. However, we’re assured that her family must be very supportive of her.
Marina was born and raised in North Bay, where she graduated from St. Joseph-Scollard Hall and then went on to Canadore College for her post-secondary education. She is a proud Print/Broadcast Journalism graduate, having won the award for most promising on-air personality.
She was on the scene of several major stories for our region, including Timmins Fire 9 and the Muskoka flooding, while reporting from all over the North.
She is also well-known for her work as a Weather Specialist for CTV News Northern Ontario, where she met and connected with viewers from all over the province.