Known for her pioneering work as an ESPN play-by-play announcer, Beth Mowins has called all kinds of sports for nearly a decade. She calls men's and women's college sports and became the first woman in 30 years to call an NFL game in 2017.
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| Caption: Picture of American announcer, Beth Mowins (Photo: Wikimedia) |
Is Beth Mowins Lesbian?
Decade-long secrecy surrounding Beth Mowins' personal life raised speculation about her sexuality. Then rumors of her being lesbian started due to a lack of information regarding her personal life.
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| Caption: Beth Mowins with her co-host (Photo: Espn) |
Likewise, Mowins married status surfaced and cleared up the rumors of being lesbian. Also, she has an adopted son Alan. With her family, she has been living in San Diego, California.
Who is Beth Mowins Husband? Married in Her 50s
At the age of 52, Beth Mowins got, married to her long-term boyfriend, Alan Arrallado. Her husband Arrallado is a board president of the San Diego City Employees' Retirement System (SDCERS). Likewise, he got appointed for the second time on 10th July 2015. She has kept her relationship private for a long period of time. Surely, Mowins is a very private person.
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| Caption: Beth Mowins with her husband Alan Arrallado (Photo: Twitter) |
The public has never been privy to Mowins' private life. Any controversy regarding Beth's personal life is never addressed by her. Her fans & followers were in shock after the news of Beth getting married went viral. Mowins finally tied the wedding knots with her husband Alan on June 30, 2019. The couple held their beautiful wedding ceremony at the Scripps Seaside Forum in San Diego, California.
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| Caption: Beth Mowins with her husband Alan Arrallado, co-hosts & friends (Photo: Instagram) |
The wedding was witnessed by ESPN journalists like Maria Taylor, Michele Smith OLY, Allison Williams, and Amanda Scarborough, and officiated by Mowins' ESPN colleague Holly Rowe. Rowe congratulated Mowins and her husband on their marriage: she posted a picture from the wedding and wrote,
"May Love rest upon you all the days of your life."
Beth Mowins Net Worth & Salary
Surely, Beth Mowinsa earns incredibly high wages working as a seasoned sports analyst for major TV networks such as ESPN, CBS, FOX, and other mainstream sports outlets. However, details of her annual salary yet to be out. There is a typical salary range of $25,000 to $110,000 for sports broadcasters.
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From her prior contracts with professional sportscasters, it can be concluded that her annual salary ranges between $75,000 and $90,000. As per reports, Beth Mowins earned an estimated net worth of around $5 Million. It is rare for a female sports announcer to amass such a substantial sum, and Mowins is one of the few. Beth earns a lot of money because she is the best sportscaster and has tons of experience.
Who is Beth Mowins?
On May 26, 1967, American announcer beth was born in Syracuse, New York. Her full name is Elizabeth Mowins. Details of her mother unknown but her father is Len Mowins. She grew up along with her three siblings, whose details missing. Both Beth's parents loved sports, so she eventually became interested in sports as well. Beth always dreamed of becoming a female sports announcer or commentator when she was growing up.
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As a high school student in North Syracuse, New York, she also showed an interest in baseball, softball, and soccer games. Even though sports were important to Mowins, she went on to earn a Bachelor's degree from Lafayette College in 1989. During her time at Lafayette College, she also captained the Varsity women's basketball team. Her master's degree was earned at Syracuse University later on.
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| Caption: Picture of Beth Mowins (Photo: twitter) |
Beth is an American play-by-play announcer and sports journalist for ESPN, CBS, and Marquee Sports Network. It was in 2005 that she became the second woman to call nationally televised college football games for ESPN. Since 2017, she has been doing play-by-play for NFL games, becoming the first woman to do so. Beth became the first woman to call an NBA game on network TV in 2021. Beth Mowins stands at the height of 5 feet 5 inches.
