Morgan Radford

 Morgan Kelly Radford was born in Greensboro (North Carolina, USA) on the 18th of November, 1987. She is of African, Cuban, and American descent. Morgan Kelly Radford is a journalist and television reporter. Most well-known is for her role as a New York-based reporter on NBC News. Her father was a railroad employee whose name isn't known to media. Her mother is Dr. Lily Kelly Radford, a former clinical psychologist and management consultant. Regarding her education, Morgan attended Grimsley High School. She then in the school, she enrolled at Duke University, later as a junior , she transferred to Harvard University, from which she graduated with honors getting her BA degree in Foreign Language Citations in French and Spanish and Social Studies in May 2009.Morgan began to pursue a career as a journalist and later that year was hired as an intern for Morning Express with Robin Meade for the CNN network. The award was the Fulbright Scholarship in 2010 one of many US Cultural Exchange Programs. After teaching English at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa, Morgan was offered a position as an assistant for EPSN's production crew during the 2010 FIFA World Cup.