Who is Liv Cowherd?
Liv is an American social media star and model, but is probably best recognized as the daughter of sports journalist, Colin Cowherd.
Liv Cowherd Wiki: Age, Childhood, and Education
Liv Cowherd was born on 12 September 2000, in Los Angeles, California USA, the daughter of sports journalist Colin Cowherd and fitness model Kimberly Ann Vadala. Liv’s parents divorced, and she has a younger brother named Colin Cowherd Jr. She attended Bishop Gorman High School, matriculating in 2018, and continued her education at Barrett, The Honors College, graduating in 2020. Liv majored in business administration, management, marketing, and related support services. She went on to study Global and Sustainability Studies at Arizona State University’s W. P. Carey School of Business from September 2018 to December 2021.
Career and Activism
Liv Cowherd is actively involved in promoting sustainability and environmental causes, in which she holds a degree, her background that has only helped her in pursuing her passion.
On the other hand, her career includes roles such as an administrative assistant at South Bay Green, where she gained valuable insights, and an internship as a metrics analyst at Green Our Planet. Liv served as a project marketing co-ordinator for sustainable projects and worked as a sales and marketing specialist at LeadAbroad. Additionally, she interned as a transaction co-ordinator at Rothwell Gornt Companies in real estate.
Liv has over 83,000 followers on her official Instagram account, has gained massive recognition for her social media presence, and has earned the title of “The New Sovereign of Twitter”.
Net Worth
According to authoritative sources, Liv Cowherd’s net worth is estimated at $200,000, as of early 2024.
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Personal Life, Dating, Boyfriend, Single
Liv Cowherd’s dating life has occasionally attracted attention. In 2021, there were rumors linking her to National Football League (NFL) player Trey Lance, though the current status of their relationship is unclear. As of now, Liv appears to be single, maintaining a private life, and focusing on personal growth and work.
Liv is focused on fitness, fashion, and costume-making.
She advocates for sustainability and environmental causes, reflecting a passion for global issues.
Appearance and Body Measurements
Liv Cowherd has brown hair and brown eyes. She stands at a height of 5ft 7ins (1.7m), while she weighs approximately 125lbs (57kgs). Her vital statistics are unknown, but she has a slim figure.
Liv Cowherd’s father, Colin Cowherd Short Bio
Colin Murray Cowherd was born on 6 January 1964, in Aberdeen, Washington State USA His father, Charles was an optometrist, and his mother, Patricia was a British-born housewife. She came to the USA at age 14. He has an older sister named Marlene. Cowherd grew up in Grayland, Washington, and spent much of his childhood sitting on his roof, listening to baseball games on the radio. His father’s problems with alcohol were a constant threat to the marriage, which eventually ended in a divorce while Colin was still young, so he and his sister were raised by their mother. Cowherd described himself as a loner during his early years.
Matriculating from Ocosta High School in Westport in 1982, Cowherd played quarterback for the football team and was an All-Far West Conference guard for the basketball team. During his college time at Eastern Washington University, his roommate was Jim McElwain who has gone on to become a football player and coach.
Cowherd launched his career by serving as the play-by-play voice for the San Diego Padres Triple-A affiliate Las Vegas Stars. He became a sports director at KVBC in Las Vegas, which only helped his early career. While there, he was named Nevada’s Sportscaster of the Year five times.
His next engagement was as a weekend sports anchor at WTVT in Tampa, Florida which lasted from 1993 to 1995. The following year he moved to Portland, Oregon, where he got a job as a sports anchorman for KGW-TV. In 2001, his show “The Herd” moved to the morning drive time.
In 2003, Cowherd replaced Tony Kornheiser on ESPN Radio’s late-morning time slot, and his show, “The Herd with Colin Cowherd,” became syndicated on Fox Sports Radio. The show covers sports news, perspectives on other news stories, and interviews with analysts and sports figures, primarily focusing on the NFL, college football, and the NBA.
Cowherd has faced controversy for remarks on the death of professional wrestler Eddie Guerrero in 2005, directed listeners to overload a sports blog and faced criticism for comments surrounding the death of Sean Taylor in 2007, then comments on the death of The Ultimate Warrior in 2014.
Cowherd co-hosted the TV show “SportsNation” on ESPN2 from 2009 to 2012, with Michelle Beadle and later Charissa Thompson. In 2013, he started hosting ESPN’s Sunday Morning pro- and college- football talk show “Colin’s New Football Show”, and the same year, Cowherd’s first book, “You Herd Me! I’ll Say It If Nobody Else Will,” was published.
On 23 July 2015, Cowherd made remarks about baseball players from the Dominican Republic, leading to controversy and his departure from ESPN. Fox Sports officially announced his four-year deal on 12 August 2015. “The Herd” moved to Premiere Networks and Fox Sports Radio, and its TV simulcast moved to Fox Sports 1. Cowherd also became a contributor to Fox NFL Kickoff.
Happy Birthday, @ColinCowherd! pic.twitter.com/oIoO9kY906
— Herd w/Colin Cowherd (@TheHerd) January 6, 2020
In 2018, Cowherd struck a deal with iHeartRadio and Red Seat Ventures to launch The Herd Podcast Network. The Volume sports-talk podcast premiered on 1 February 2021, featuring “The Colin Cowherd Podcast” as its flagship program. Cowherd continues to be a prominent figure in the sports media world.
According to authoritative sources, Colin Cowherd’s net worth is estimated at $25 million, as of early 2024.
Since divorcing Liv’s mother, Liv’s remarried and now lives in Los Angeles with his second wife Ann Hamilton-Cowherd, whom he married in 2010.
