About Joe Hildebrand
An Australian journalist, television, Joe Hildebrand is a radio presenter too. During his career as a journalist, he had faced a lot of controversies, especially in the year 2014. However, it didn't stop him from climbing the ladders of achievements. He currently writes for "The Daily Telegraph" newspaper. He is best known for his work as a co-host on the daytime television program "Studio 10" with Network Ten. In 2000, he moved to Sydney, where he started work as a cadet journalist with "Australian Associated Press". In addition, as recent news, he has announced he is quitting the show, "Studio 10". He was also co-awarded the 2004 Human Rights print media award and a high commendation in the 2004 Walkley Awards for the report "Stolen Wages Payback Shame".
Famous For
- Being an Australian journalist, television, and a radio presenter too.
- For working as a co-host on the daytime television program "Studio 10" with Network Ten.
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Early Life of Joe Hildebrand
Joe Hildebrand opened his eyes for the first time on 23rd June 1976 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He is from Australian nationality whereas his ethnicity is Australian-White. Similarly, he belongs to the Christianity religion. His race is white and zodiac sign is Cancer. He celebrates his birthday on 23rd June of every year and he had celebrated his 44th birthday as of 2020. Regarding his parents' details, his father left his mom when Joe was six years old. But sadly, his father has passed away because of a car accident. He has a younger brother named Patrick Hildebrand. Furthermore, he attended Dandenong Primary School, Dandenong High School, and the University of Melbourne, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in History and English, and edited the student newspaper Farrago.
Career of Joe Hildebrand
- Joe Hildebrand commenced his journalist career by moving to Sydney in 2000, where he began working as a cadet journalist with "Australian Associated Press". And for the report "Stolen Wages Payback Shame", he was co-awarded the 2004 Human Rights print media award and a high commendation in the 2004 Walkley Awards.
- On 30th May 2011, 12th September 2011, and 10th August 2015, he was seen on the ABC's national talk program, "Q&A", as well as he had also made several appearances on the ABC's national current affairs program, "The Drum", from December 2010.
- Similarly, he has a weekly spot on Channel Seven's The Morning Show and Sky News Australia talk program "Paul Murray Live".
- Furthermore, he was the host of the television series "Dumb, Drunk and Racist", which debuted on ABC2 on Wednesday 20th June 2012. Likewise, he went on to host Shitsville Express which aired 2nd July 2013 on ABC2.
- Then, he joined as a panelist in Network Ten's new morning show "Studio 10" in November 2010, and he was the co-host of a national drive time radio program with Matt Tilley on Triple M since January to December 2014.
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- In addition, Joe announced his departure from "Studio 10" and the network at large, after nearly 7 years on Thursday 10th September 2020.
- He broke down in tears live on air as he revealed he had come to the difficult decision to leave after seven years.
- Addressing the uncertainty surrounding his role, Joe explained that he wanted to rip the Band-Aid off and not make it harder than it has to be. He began: "I do have some news. I want to say it here first before you saw it or heard it anywhere else. I am leaving Studio 10. I have given it a huge amount of thought. It's been really hard, but also really lovely, to be able to look back on all the things we have done. We all know the show is getting a bit of a shake-up. Channel 10 and my lovely bosses asked me if I'd stay on in a new role. We talked about it openly and warmly, about what that might look like."
- "I just thought, it's probably just better to draw a line under this amazing little story that I've been lucky enough to be a part of," he added. "I want to give the show a chance to breathe and have a fresh start without me hanging around."
- Joe became tearful as he spoke of his 'wonderful seven years' on "Studio 10", as well as his close friendship with his 'work wife', Sarah.
Personal Life of Joe Hildebrand
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Reflecting on Joe Hildebrand's personal life, he is a married guy. He tied a knot with his wife Tara Ravens on 2nd February 2013. Tara is also an Australian journalist. The couple was in a romantic relationship for a very long time. Up to the date, their relationship status is outstanding, and hope it will be in the future too. Not only is Joe a married man, but he is a father too. He has three children and he and his complete family currently live in Sydney. They are having a blissful life sharing lots of love with each other. Furthermore, talking about his sexual orientation, he is straight.
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Net Worth of Joe Hildebrand
Moving towards Joe's net worth, he receives an immense sum of income working as a journalist and being a television personality. His net worth is around $1 million as of 2020. In addition, he is among those few individuals that have such a wide range of experience and remains true to whatever he embarks on to. He has reached great heights in his career already, and he still has a lot more to do. He has also a handsome amount of salary too, which is also around $700 Thousand per episode. Whereas, his primary source of income is from a journalism career.
Body Measurement of Joe Hildebrand
The very graceful Joe has an outstanding personality. He has got a standard height and a convincing appearance. The Australian journalist stands at a decent height. Moreover, his weight goes perfectly with his body build. But his actual height and weight remain under review. His sensible thoughts with a good sense of humor greatly attract his spectators to their TV screen. He has black hair and dark brown eyes. In addition, talking about his body build type its average and he had kept his body maintained to stay healthy, fit, and fine.
