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Prim Siripipat is a known face in the television broadcast fraternity. Yes, she works as a television anchor for ESPN. Currently, Siripipat also co-hosts the program called “Spain and Prim” on ESPN Radio. Formerly, she was a Duke, tennis player.
Prim Siripipat's Wiki-Like-Bio
Prim Siripipat's bio reveals that she was born on 15 January 1981 to Ampai and Pallop Siripipat. Carrying American nationality, she holds mixed ethnicity. By the age of four, she took dancing, swimming, gymnastics, and piano classes. When she reached the age of 12, her mom helped her to move to Tampa, Florida to elevate her skills.
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According to her wiki, she went to Saddlebrook Preparatory School. And she attended Duke University on a full scholarship. From there, she majored in sociology with a minor in biological anthropology and anatomy during her four years.
Prim Husband, Married
Considering her love life, she is married to strategy and tech founder of Mediacom Benny Anderson. However, she had not revealed the information when she started dating her boyfriend and where she met him. Moreover, she got engaged with her boyfriend in 2016 following her wedding in March 2017.
She alongside her husband relished their blissful married life and enjoyed every moment together. She and her husband welcomed their first baby Duke Joel Aronson on 8 October 2018. The family of three members is a perfect family and both of them has maintained their married life and kept the negativity away from them.
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Prim Sripipat enjoys her Christmas with her husband Benny Anderson and son Duke Joel Aronson on 25 December 2018 (Photo: Prim Sripipat 's Instagram)
Her married life is solid proof that rules out all the negative assumptions about her being a lesbian.
Prim Siripipat 's Career
Right after completing her education, she got a job as an intern in 2004 on WRAL-TV. In 2004, she also became one of the several thousand contestants in which she attempted to win in the show called Dream Job that was aired on ESPN. Then in 2007, she received a job as a sports reporter at CBS-4 in Miami. The year 2011 turned out to be a great leap for her regarding her career advancement because of this year, she got the job of an anchor at ESPN. Her bio tells that besides anchoring, she also does tennis analysis.
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She also traveled the world with U.S national team which eventually finished in the top ten in the country for players of age eighteen and below it. During her senior year, her team The Duke Blue Devils tennis also ranked the top ten position and won the Indoor National Championship. So her tennis journey was going well. But sadly, she had to suffer through various injuries over the year of playing tennis. She already had two stress fractures in her back by the age of seventeen. She also had to perform surgery on her shoulder and both knees. Due to this, unfortunately, she had to quit playing tennis, thus it no longer could become her career.
