Haidi Stroud-Watts Wikipedia, Age, Husband, Wedding, Nationality, Bio

Name Haidi Stroud-Watts

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Introduction :

Haidi Stroud-Watts (maiden name Haidi Lun) is a prominent journalist and news anchor.
She currently serves as the Sydney anchor for “Daybreak Australia,” Bloomberg Television’s flagship morning program. In this role, she covers market-moving business and finance news in Australia, providing valuable insights as the Asia-Pacific trading day begins. Additionally, she co-anchors “Bloomberg Markets Asia” alongside Rishaad Salamat in Hong Kong.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

Haidi Lun relocated back to Australia in early 2017 after a decade spent overseas working as a Bloomberg TV anchor.
She is married to her co-worker Paul Stroud-Watts, a financial technician, who had his desk near Haidi’s TV studio. On April 26th, 2019, at 3:09 pm, Haidi joyfully gave birth to her daughter, Astrid Eloise Stroud-Watts. She describes Astrid as enchanting and expresses the overwhelming love she experienced since her birth..

Haidi and Paul’s relationship began as an office romance. They were initially drawn to each other’s presence at work, with Haidi finding Paul to be a quiet, handsome colleague, and Paul being captivated by Haidi’s beauty and intelligence. After a few awkward encounters, they finally connected through their company’s messaging system. Their relationship blossomed, leading to Paul proposing during a weekend getaway at Emirates One & Only Wolgan Valley. They eventually tied the knot at the same location.
Haidi wore a stunning Felisa gown by Vera Wang, featuring demure sleeves, a sheer plunge, and a dramatic train. The wedding ceremony was intimate, with close family and friends in attendance and Haidi being walked down the aisle by her stepfather.
In a heartfelt Instagram post, Haidi had expressed love and gratitude for her beloved deceased pet cat Aspen. She reminisced about Aspen’s unique traits such as aquamarine eyes and sometimes infuriating stubbornness, and their special bond together.

Education : Qualifications, High School & College Info

Fluent in both Mandarin and English, Haidi Stroud-Watts holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, History, and Political Science from the University of Melbourne. Additionally, she has earned a Bachelor of Law degree, further enhancing her understanding of legal and business matters.

Career, Salary and Net Worth

Haidi Stroud-Watts began her career as a lawyer in Melbourne, utilizing her legal expertise to navigate complex matters. She then transitioned into journalism, joining CCTV News in Beijing as a Business Anchor, where she covered significant business and economic news in China.
She subsequently joined Fox Business Network as its Asia Markets Reporter, further expanding her coverage of the region’s financial landscape.
In 2015, Haidi joined Bloomberg Television in Hong Kong as an anchor, contributing to the network’s comprehensive business and finance coverage.

As her career advanced, she assumed the role of Senior Business Anchor for Channel NewsAsia in Singapore, providing insightful analysis and reporting on regional and global economic developments.
Currently, she serves as the Sydney anchor for “Daybreak Australia,” Bloomberg Television’s flagship morning program. In this position, she delivers market-moving business and finance news as the Asia-Pacific trading day commences.
Alongside her role on “Daybreak Australia,” she co-anchors “Bloomberg Markets Asia” with Rishaad Salamat in Hong Kong, further solidifying her expertise in covering financial news in the region.

Throughout her career, Stroud-Watts has conducted in-depth interviews with notable business, financial, and corporate figures. Her interviewees have included Australian Prime Ministers like Malcolm Turnbull and Scott John Morrison, former Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan, and the founders of Fosun, China’s largest conglomerate. These interviews have allowed her to delve into important issues shaping the global economic landscape. She has also reported live from major events, most recently covering China’s 19th Party Congress in Beijing.