Mckinzie Roth is an American broadcast journalist and television personality who was born on January 8, 1982, in Carmel, Indiana, United States. She attended Carmel High School before graduating and going on to attend Indiana University. Roth's career in journalism began when she was just 22-years-old with the Indiana Pacers Sports and Entertainment as an official NBA master of ceremony. While working for Pacers Sports and Entertainment, she was hired by Intake magazine as a columnist. While at Intake magazine, Roth wrote a column called Out and About. Her career in television soon took off as well when she was hired as a television host at the Indy's Music Channel.
There she introduced new programs like Music Videos, New Release, and Local Events Calendar. Roth has also worked for both Comcast and Cumulus media as a television host. She even anchored a weekly program called "Crown Surfing". Soon after, she took a job as an anchor for an early morning show for the Bull radio station. Now, with a well-rounded set of experiences, Roth could choose just about any job she wanted. She ended up covering live events such as the Super Bowl, red carpet events, and even the American Music Awards.
| Net Worth 2021: | 2 million |
