Jon Cryer’s wife Lisa Joyner Wiki: net worth, adoption story, parents, biological family, occupation
Jon Cryer’s wife Lisa Joyner Wiki: net worth, adoption story, parents, biological family, occupation
Who is Lisa Joyner?
Lisa is an American journalist and TV presenter, mainly working in Los Angeles. She became popular by hosting several popular shows on various influential channels; her best works include hosting celebrity news for KCBS-TV and KTTV, and the “InFANity” segment of the TV Guide Network is said to be her best work .
Lisa’s background and family
Lisa Marie Joyner was born on December 31, 1966 in San Diego, California, under the sign of Capricorn. Lisa’s birthmark described her as ambitious, loyal, determined, self-controlling, resourceful and very practical in nature. Joyner is of American nationality and American white race. She is an adopted child and was raised by adoptive parents, which may be the reason why she also decided to adopt a child. At the age of 30, Lisa decided to find her biological parents and succeeded in doing so.
Lisa career
Lisa joked that a career on TV is like the beginning of any winner-after serving as a famous food waiter, animal acupuncturist and celebrity pastry chef. When she became a sports intern at KNBC-TV in Los Angeles, she became involved in broadcasting, and later developed her skills as a reporter, weekend anchor, editor, and producer in Laredo, Texas. After becoming an early morning host in Harlingen, Texas, Lisa was able to persuade a larger media company to give her a job as a health reporter and a 5 p.m. anchor.
Later, she returned to Los Angeles and worked at KCBS-TV and KTTV-TV, reporting and producing various entertainment stories, such as Oscars, Grammys, Razzies, Emmys, and People’s Choice Awards. She continues to host “InFANity” for the TV Guide Network, which features behind-the-scenes footage of various TV shows.
#tomorrow #longlostfamily @tlc First! A man looking for #birthmother, she never knew her #family. Wait till you see how this ending #monday 9/8c @Ancestry pic.twitter.com/u0Hd3BMoMs
-Lisa Jonah (@mslisajoyner) October 14, 2018
Lisa has also hosted shows on the ABC network, including the American version of “Finding My Family” she co-hosted with Tim Green, which helps adopted children reunite with their biological parents and family. As an adopted child, after a thorough search, Lisa finally met her biological family at the age of 30. In 2016, she started hosting the “Lost Families” show on TLC Network with Chris Jacobs. In an interview with the show, she said that the journey of reuniting with her biological family is very powerful, and this is what she hopes other people looking for family can understand.
She believes that everyone has a story behind their adoption journey, and all they need to do is to know the right questions to ask. In the interview, she revealed that she has been supporting this kind of show because everyone needs some closing and some help to do this. Lisa believes that the myths about adoption still exist and they should be broken. Every adopted child should understand the story behind their situation and decide who to call his or her family. According to Lisa, the “Lost Families” show is about forgiveness, compassion, and hope. People still have the opportunity to meet with their biological families and be able to fill the gaps in their lives. It’s all about the second chance.
She also hosted two episodes of the show “Trading Space”. In addition to hosting work, she also starred in “I See You”, “Bold and Beautiful”, “Next” and other movies. She was also praised for her comments in the 2000 beauty contest “America’s Sexiest Bachelor”. In 1998, Lisa made her debut after starring in a minor role in the episode “Sulfur”, and then starred in the romantic comedy film “American Sweetheart”, where she had the opportunity to act with big names such as Julia Roberts and Billy Christo.
Lisa has participated in 10 performances, but has also worked with the San Fernando Valley Rescue Mission steering group and is a member of the committee that helps promote inclusion and school diversity.
Lisa’s personal life, marriage and husband
Lisa married the actor Jon Claire who starred in the movie “Two and a Half Men.” The couple’s engagement was revealed on Jay Leno’s “Tonight Show” on January 23, 2007, and they were married on June 16 of the same year. Lisa is the daughter-in-law of Gretchen and David Creyer. Cryer married British actress Sarah Trigger before marrying Lisa; they married in 1999 and have a son named Charlie Austin. However, the couple divorced in 2004. Lisa thus became Charlie’s stepmother.
Later, they adopted a daughter Daisy Cryer shortly after her birth on August 11, 2009, and raised this girl as their own child.
Lisa lives in Los Angeles with her husband and daughter. They obviously have a good relationship with their daughter, and there is no information about whether Lisa plans to have children; she is still an adoptee and adoptive parent.
Lisa’s long-lost family
“The Lost Family” is an American TV documentary series, which premiered on TLC in March 2016. It was created by KRO-NCRV based on the concept of the Dutch series “SPoorloos”. Both Lisa Joyner and Chris Jacobs introduced it.
The purpose of the show is to help people reunite with their long-lost family members. It is produced by Shed Media and co-sponsored by Ancestry.com to make discovery easier by helping to provide DNA testing and family history research.
Lisa Joyner Net Worth
Lisa Joyner is considered to be one of the highest paid TV reporters, so she can live a high-profile and relatively luxurious life with her family. According to reliable sources, Lisa’s annual salary is 600,000 U.S. dollars. As of the end of 2018, her net worth is estimated to be about 4 million U.S. dollars. If she continues a successful career, this number seems likely to increase.
