Shira Lazar’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth & life story

  • Source of Wealth: Modeling, Acting, VBlogging
  • Age: 36
  • Birth Place: Montreal, Canada
  • Full Name: Shira Lazar
  • Nationality: Canadian
  • Date of Birth: May 6, 1983
  • Ethnicity: Canadian
  • Occupation: Television personality, Actress, Writer and video blogger

Shira Lazar is a multifaceted celebrity who is popular as a writer, actress, video blogger and television personality. Her net worth is estimated to be $200 thousand.

Shira Lazar was born in Montreal, Quebec on May 6 1983. She graduated from St. George’s High School and then studied at Dawson College where she worked at The Plant, which was a college newspaper. After finishing college, Shira Lazar moved to USA to get a degree in TV/Video production from Emerson College, Boston.

Career Path

In the mid 2000’s, Shira Lazar started her career by hosting a show called “1st Person”, which was a college sports program. After hosting Yahoo Question and Answer videos, Shira Lazar was chosen to write the LA confidential’s Oscar Awards Night preview feature.

Shira Lazar also contributed as a writer for a number of online publications and broadcasts including articles for Huffington Post and CBSNews.com. In 2011 Shira Lazar hosted a weekly interactive TV show called ‘Whats Trending’ which was later nominated for a prime time Emmy. Shira Lazar was the guest speaker at the CNN New Media Summit and she also hosted the online red carpet coverage for the 2011 Grammy Awards.

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