Lei U’i Kaholokula Biography
Lei U’i Kaholokula is a well-known American reporter and anchor currently working for KITV4 as the weekday morning anchor of Good Morning Hawaii since January 2020. She joined KITV4 as a weekday morning traffic reporter in December 2013.
Lei U’i Kaholokula Age
Lei U’i Kaholokula was born in the United States of America. However, her exact birth details are not publicly known and so is her age. Judging from her appearance, Lei might be in her 30s.
Lei U’i Kaholokula Height
Lei stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches (Approx 1.68 m).
Lei U’i Kaholokula Family
Lei comes from a family of very gifted professional performers from Hawaii. Hawaiian culture and music are a big part of who she is. Her father, Robbie Kaholokula, is a Na Hoku Hanohano award winner and her mom Pua, is a kumu hula. Moreover, Lei has a brother Baron who is a songwriter and singer.
Lei U’i Kaholokula Husband
She is blissfully hitched to her lovely husband, Kaha’i. The lovely couple celebrated their 6th marriage anniversary on July 27, 2021.
Lei U’i Kaholokula Kids
Lei is a proud mother of two stunning daughters whose names are not known.
Lei U’i Kaholokula Education
Soon after completing her hidg school education, Lei enrolled at the Chaminade University of Honolulu and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism in the year 2013.
Lei U’i Kaholokula Salary
She pockets annual earnings ranging between $55,000 and $140,500.
Lei U’i Kaholokula Net Worth
Lei has managed to garner a hefty fortune over the years and has an estimated net worth ranging between $1 Million – $3 Million.
Lei U’i Kaholokula Career
She is currently working for KITV4 as the weekday morning anchor of Good Morning Hawaii since January 2020. She joined KITV4 as a weekday morning traffic reporter in December 2013. In addition, Lei commenced her career in weather during hurricane season on the islands in 2015. Moreover, she is from a family of talented professional performers and the biggest part of her is Hawaiian culture and music. Lei held titles at the local, state, and national levels via the Miss Hawaii/ America system while contesting in pageants.
