Alex Holley had gone missing from Fox 29 today in a morning show that she co-hosts with journalist Mike Jerrick.
Her fans had been wondering where the Fox 28 went not to appear on Good Morning Philadelphia. Some sources mentioned that the host was on vacation in Atlantic City.
Alex Holley posted some of her vacation posts on her Instagram post. She is an award-winning journalist who began her career as a co-host of Good Day Philadelphia on Fox 29’s News team.
What Happened To Alex Holley From Fox 29 Today?
Alex Holley from Fox 29 didn’t report today for her work. She previously worked at WMBF-TV in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, as a journalist and fill-in presenter for the station’s morning news shows.
She joined the FOX 29 News crew as a co-host of Good Day Philadelphia in the fall of 2014. She is a fun-loving person who loves to travel, and she has visited more than eleven countries.
The host can speak fluently in Spanish, has enrolled at the Universidad de Salamanca at the age of thirteen. Holley believes that her international exposure gives her career a varied aspect.
The reporter earned a Master’s degree in broadcast journalism with a minor in Spanish and sociology, at the University of Missouri in Columbia. The host is expected to appear on the program next week when she returns from her vacation.
Alex Holley COVID Update – Is She Sick?
Since Alex Holley has been away from the show this morning that made her fans think she might be sick or had contacted COVID. COVID has been spreading all over the world.
Due to this reason, people usually suspect others to get COVID when they feel sick or go out of sight. But there is no confirmation about the host having COVID positive.
She was away for her holiday, and she has not got COVID. She must be on vacation and, will not be leaving ‘Good Day Philadelphia.’ She has been on vacation at the Ocean Resort Casino in Atlantic City.
More On Alex Holley – Wikipedia
Alex Holley is an American News personality working for FOX 29 since joining the station in the summer of 2014. She came to FOX 29 from WMBF-TV in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Holley covered a wide range of life stories, from hurricanes and tropical storms to the 2012 Republican Presidential Primary Debates. She attended the University of Missouri Tiger, where she graduated from the first, and one of the best, journalism schools in the nation.
Before WMBF-TV, Holley worked as a reporter, anchor, and producer at KOMU-TV in Columbia, Missouri. Holley is not featured on the Wikipedia page, but has been active on her social media.