Dee Dee Gatton Biography
Dee Dee is a well-known American journalist who currently works for WBTV News as a special projects reporter and nightly anchor. Gatton previously served as a news anchor and reporter for KPNX-Phoenix, as well as an evening and morning anchor in Oregon.
Dee received a First Place Award as Top Reporter from the Illinois Associated Press for a documentary she produced and wrote about St. John’s Hospital’s life-saving life flight program. In addition, Dee has provided consistent coverage of the tragic death of Yingying Zhang, a visiting Chinese scholar at the University of Illinois.
Dee Dee Gatton Age
Gatton is 36 years old and was born and reared in Washington, D.C., USA, in 1987. She looks nice and presentable for her age.
Dee Dee Gatton Height
Gatton has a wonderful muscular body and is 5 feet 6 inches tall (about 1.68 m).
Dee Dee Gatton Education
Dee earned a degree in English Literature after falling in love with writing and broadcast journalism, even though she had originally planned to become an attorney. Dee Dee lived and studied in Spain and speaks Spanish.
Dee Dee Gatton Family
She was born and raised by her caring and industrious parents in Washington, D.C., United States of America. Dee is not just a well-known journalist, but also an enigmatic individual who has managed to keep details about her father, mother, and siblings out of the public eye, thus this information will be updated as soon as she does.
Dee Dee Gatton Husband
Dee is married to Will Dyer who proposed to her in September 2017 and they’ve kept a low profile since then.
Dee Dee Gatton Salary
Dee’s annual income is $48,300, according to WICS News anchor/reporter salaries.
Dee Dee Gatton Net Salary
Gatton has a net worth of approximately $1 million, and her primary source of income is her work as a special projects reporter and evening anchor at WBTV News.
Dee Dee Gatton Career
Before moving to Charlotte, Dee Dee was the evening anchor/special projects correspondent at WICS-WRSP in Springfield, Illinois. In Springfield, her assignment and the station were recognized with the coveted Edward R. Murrow Award for investigating the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services. Gatton also received a First Place Award as Top Reporter from the Illinois Associated Press for a documentary she reported and produced about St. John’s Hospital’s life-saving life flight program.
Gatton has provided ongoing coverage of the tragic loss of Yingying Zhang, a visiting University of Illinois Scholar from China. Dee Dee previously worked as an anchor/reporter at KPNX-Phoenix, as well as an evening and morning anchor in Oregon. She was born and raised in Washington, D.C., and is a proud graduate of the College of William & Mary. Dee Dee had originally planned to become a lawyer, but after falling in love with broadcast journalism and writing, she finished Summa Cum Laude with a degree in English Literature. She also speaks Spanish and has lived/studied in Spain.
