Is Jamie Apody Pregnant In 2022? 6ABC Host and Her Personal Life Disclosed

Jamie Apody is not pregnant in 2022; the rumor is due to her weight increase. Jamie is the mother of three children, Tanner, Chase, and Brayden Tyler.

After Jamie posted some pictures to her social media account where she has gained a little weight, people started speculating that she may be hiding a baby bump.

The weight gain led fans to believe it might be due to pregnancy. However, the rumors are false and baseless. Apody is not pregnant in 2022 and she looks beautiful with her new weight gain.

She is a reporter for KNBC in Los Angeles, California, where she covers the NBA and the Los Angeles Lakers. Jamie also served as the sports director at KDBC-TV in El Paso, Texas, in 2003. In 2005, Jamie, one of their most respected sports writers, was named  “Sportscaster of the Year.” She is a sports enthusiast and loves to watch sports.

Jamie Apody’s husband’s name is Paul Coleman. In July 2011, the pair exchanged vows in a beautiful wedding ceremony.

Paul Coleman is the football team’s coach. Tanner and Chase, Jamie, and her husband’s two children enjoyed happy lives as a family of four. Jamie’s third pregnancy in 2016 added to her delight.

The baby boy was delivered at 5:48 a.m. on Thursday, measuring 19 inches tall and weighing around 6 pounds, 11 ounces. Apody loves to spend time with her husband and children whenever she is not working.

Whenever Jamie is not working, she likes to take her time out of her day to spend it with her loved ones.

Apody is an American journalist who works for WPVI-TV and 6ABC as a reporter, sports anchor, and sports anchor. Jamie was born on April 7, 1978, in Los Angeles, California.

Jamie attended the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 1996 and got a Bachelor of Communications degree. Since 2006, she has worked as a reporter & anchor for the Action News sports team. She was also named to the Board of Directors of the JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation).

She was appointed to the JDRF board despite having no personal connection to the disease. Jamie volunteers with numerous breast cancer groups because both her mother and grandmother were diagnosed with the disease twice.