Darlene Rodriguez

The hot and gorgeous lady Darlene Rodriguez has a height of Five feet and seven inches. She was born on 1970 in New York, United States. She is classified in the American nationality. She is from Puerto Rican American race. She has become the age of forty three. She likes cooking and crocheting and she used to spend her free time by doing this activity. She learned it when she was child. She is graduated from Christopher Columbus High School in 1998. Then in 1992 she went to University of Miami and holds the degree in Broadcast Journalism as well as in political science. At the time of studying in collage she used to promote by creating various local cable news program by focusing in cross-cultural cuisines.

Darlene has a very pretty voice so she is liked by the viewers. She is one of the reputed and well known anchor and correspondent in New York. She has name, fame and many fans. She got the post of co anchor from July 2003 and she worked as a pressman for WNBC and then become the narrator of Weekend Today. Before serving as a co anchor in WNBC she worked eight years in WCBS and she also worked as a newsman for BronxNet cable TV network.  She also works in NBC as a News reader.

She is the perfect and mind-blowing lady with the beautiful legs and feet. NBC and WNBC give her a good amount of salary for her outstanding performance in the screen. Her husband David Rodriguez was blamed for rape by seventeen years old girl. In February 2008 he was imprison and was put in trial the following day where he beg not guilty and he was released by paying the security of $25,000. Because of this he was suspended by New Rochelle Police Department. And in September 2008 her husbands entreat guilty to official crime and later on the rape charges against him was dropped. The information about her Rape was false because there was no sexual contact in between them. Then he resigned from the police department.

Darlene Rodriguez is married to David Rodriguez who is New Rochelle police by his profession. She has not gone through any divorce because they are happy in their relationship. The information about her boyfriend is not disclosed by any biographies sites. Further information about her personal life can be found in wiki.

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