Paulina Sodi

Background

Paulina Sodi, born on November 15, 1982, is a prominent television personality and host from Mexico who is best known for her work with the Telemundo network. Sodi was raised in Mexico City, Mexico, and was brought up by her mother Raquel, who sadly passed away on March 25, 2016, according to Sodi’s Instagram account. Sodi, who studied journalism at Intercontinental University, has always been interested in this field. Later in life, her mother, who was a radio host, let her participate in the talk program, which encouraged and pushed her to pursue her career further.

Sodi started her career as a news anchor for T.V. Azteca’s Proyecto 40, one of the most well-known networks in Mexico. In June 2017, she started working as the newscaster for “Un Nuevo Da.” She is well known for her work as a reporter for Telemundo, and her work for this network is considered her big break. Sodi received several honors while working for Telemundo, including three Emmy Awards and a Golden Microphone from the Mexican Association of Broadcasters. Recently, the stunning host became a social media sensation after confirming that she would be taking over as an anchor of the Univision weekend news. Sodi had the opportunity to interview Cory Booker, the first-ever African-American senator from New Jersey. Booker spoke Spanish at Telemundo’s interview with Sodi and discussed the presidential election, immigration, the economy, gun control, and his reasons for running for governor.

This gorgeous television host is not married. She claims that she wants to give more attention to her career.