Is Carrie Bickmore Leaving The Project? If Yes, who will be replacing her? Explore her net worth and salary.
Carrie Bickmore, an award-winning TV and radio presenter is taking a sabbatical for a couple of months.
On her last appearance, she shared about her son Ollie saying how much he was missing the family time when they were coming out of lockdown.
And even the presenter agrees and gets surprised at the fact that they had a lot of family time.
Thinking about those happy moments and dealing with the bitter truth that Ollie has a few years left with family and then he will fly away, Chris and Carrie thought they would seize the moment and do it.
Other than this, here is why she is leaving The Project.
Why Is Carrie Bickmore Leaving The Project?
According to what she said on her Tuesday’s appearance on The Project, she shared she is temporarily migrating to the UK with her family.
In an emotional tone, she said that she is going to be taking a few months off The Project desk due to their temporary migration to the United Kingdom.
According to Carrie, they were wanting to do it for a while, but because of the timing and lots of other reasons, they could not focus on that.
But now, they figured it’s never going to be the perfect time to go.
Who Is Replacing Her?
There is no information about who is replacing Carrie Bickmore.
In the past, when rumors were of Carrie ditching her TV career for radio, Sarah Harris was rumored to take her place.
And, later, we found out Carrie was not doing anything as such.
But, in the current case, there is no revelation on who will be replacing Carrie in The Project.
So, let’s just wait for any official statement from the channel or until the next episode with the new host.
Carrie Bickmore Net Worth & Salary Explored
According to online sources, Carrie sits on a hefty net worth of $5 million and enjoys an earning of $1.5 million per year, according to dailymail.co.uk.
After an incredible radio career, Bickmore started her TV career in 2006, presenting the “Carrie @ the News Desk” segment for each episode of the variety show ‘Rove Live’.
Her profile as a TV presenter leveled up after joining ‘The Project’, in 2009.
On 2 May 2010, Bickmore won the 2010 Logie Award for Best New Female Talent for her work on Rove and The Project.
Likewise, she was nominated for the Gold Logie for Most Popular TV Personality in 2012 and 2013.
And, was again nominated in 2014 for the same award, which is responsible for her nickname ‘the golden girl’ of Network Ten alongside Asher Keddie.
Hence, given that, she was incredible in her field of work, her net worth is the sweet fruit of her dedication.