Morgan Radford

 Morgan Kelly Radford was born in Greensboro (North Carolina USA) on 18 November 1987. She is of African, Cuban, and American descent. Morgan Kelly Radford is a journalist and television reporter. Her most well-known work is for her work as a correspondent for New York-based reporter on NBC News. Her father was a railroad employee whose name isn't known to the media. Her mother is Dr. Lily Kelly Radford, who was a former clinical psychologist and consultant in management. Morgan graduated from Grimsley High School and enrolled at Duke University. She transferred to Harvard University as a junior, where she earned her BA in Foreign Language Citations in Spanish and French. In May 2009, Morgan was also hired as an intern at Morning Express with Robin Meade the CNN network. The award was the Fulbright Scholarship in the year 2010, one of many US Cultural Exchange Programs. After in the classroom teaching English at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa, Morgan was offered a position as an assistant to the production team for the EPSN for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.