Jillian Mele, a well-known American broadcast journalist, has been awarded two Emmy Awards for her accomplishments. Mele graduated with a degree in communication. She began her career at WASM-TV, Maine as a anchor for sports and a co-anchor. After covering locally for a few years, she was recruited by NBC 10 as a reporter and anchor. Her exceptional ability to report and her natural charisma have made her a well-known anchor. Her work has also won her two Emmy awards. Mele quit NBC after seven years in the company and was able to switch to Fox News. Mele began co-hosting the news program 'Fox & Friends' with Rob Schmitt, and then she began appearing on variety show. Mele didn't limit her reporting to the studio, and has been a part of live coverage of numerous important events, including being present in Miami during Irma's hurricane and at Las Vegas after Irma and in Las Vegas after the mass shootings in the year 2017. Mele is obsessed with sports and is also her first love. Recently, she was spotted covering the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl Championship.
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