Is melvin robert gay

1, likes, comments - _melvinrobert on October 11, "“I’m gay,” I said to a psychologist in Student Psychological Services at Loyola Marymount University. Join us at KTLA 5 in welcoming the newest member of our family, Melvin Robert. A true Angeleno, Melvin was born and raised in Inglewood. His family moved to the area in the s and were one of the first Black families on their block.

I've been noticing Melvin Robert on Spectrum Cable's local Los Angeles news channel (Spectrum1) over the last few months. He's not just really good at his job, but quite handsome. I finally did some searching on him and found that he performed a solo with the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles in back in Melvin Robert has lived many lives for a man in his mids: educator , musical theater performer and now television anchor for Spectrum News 1 here in Southern California. But it was so much fun to sit down with him outside the studio for this wide-ranging Breakfast All Day A La Carte interview. Mel talks about growing up as a gay black man in Inglewood , how he endured bullying and struggled to find his identity and inner confidence and how hard he worked to land his current role.

He has not shared any information about his relationship status. Therefore, it is not known whether; he is single, in a relationship, or married. It is also not known whether he has kids or not. He has an estimated net worth of between $1 and $5 million. Watch the latest news in Los Angeles and invariably you'll see high-speed car chases, ravaging wildfires, and stories about senseless murders. It's known in the industry as 'if it bleeds, it leads' journalism. It's the kind of news reporting that Cater Lee, Vice President of News and Content, said that she and other executives at the network made a commitment to refrain from when Spectrum News 1 was launched last November.

Melvin Robert shares a heartfelt goodbye message during his final newscast at Good Day LA. He will take over for late journalist and longtime KTLA personality Sam Rubin. Longtime KTLA entertainment anchor Sam Rubin died unexpectedly Friday after a heart attack, The Times has confirmed. He was