Who is Kimberley A. Martin?

Kimberley A. Martin is a skilled sports journalist and NFL reporter for ESPN, recognized for her diverse roles as a reporter, analyst, TV personality, writer, and host. She became part of ESPN in March 2020 after working at Yahoo Sports, The Washington Post, and Newsday. Martin has covered multiple sports, such as Major League Baseball and the NBA, and co-hosts ESPN’s all-female podcast, “First Take Her Take.” Her work has earned her several accolades, including the NABJ Emerging Journalist of the Year award in 2011.

Kimberley A. Martin age and birthday

Martin was born on January 9, 1984, and is 40 years old. She is originally from Brooklyn, New York, USA, and her zodiac sign is Capricorn.

Martin height and weight

Kimberley A. Martin stands at 5 feet 5 inches (about 1.65 meters) and weighs approximately 156 pounds (71 kilograms). She has dark brown eyes and black hair, with body measurements of 37-27-38 inches (bust-waist-hip).

Kimberley A. Martin educational background

Martin earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and African American Studies from Wesleyan University in 2003 and later obtained a Master’s degree in Newspaper and Online Journalism from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.

Kimberley A. Martin’s dating life, spouse and children

A. Martin is married to fellow journalist Jeffrey Roberts. They got married on July 3, 2014, and have been together for more than eight years. The couple has decided not to have children.

Kimberley Martin nationality, parents and siblings

A. Martin is an American by nationality. Her father, Compton Martin, who passed away from cancer a few years ago, and her mother, Camille Collins Martin, are her parents. She also has a younger brother.

Kimberley A. Martin career

A. Martin began her career in sports journalism after initially working as a sales assistant at U.S. Trust in 2003. She made the transition to journalism in 2005 as a sports staff writer for The Daily Orange. Martin then expanded her experience by contributing to The Post-Standard and later joined the Newsday Media Group as a sports reporter and writer.

In 2012, Martin took on the role of New York Jets beat writer for Newsday, before moving to The Washington Post in 2017 as a Washington beat writer. She further advanced her career at Yahoo Sports, where she worked as a senior NFL writer and columnist. Her in-depth coverage and insights on the NFL became a hallmark of her writing at Yahoo Sports.

In March 2020, Martin joined ESPN as an NFL reporter and quickly rose to the position of senior writer. At ESPN, she has showcased her multifaceted skills as a reporter, analyst, TV personality, writer, and host across various programs, including Sunday NFL Countdown, Fantasy Football Now, NFL Live, and First Take. Martin also co-hosts the all-female podcast “First Take Her Take” and has received multiple awards, such as the NABJ Emerging Journalist of the Year in 2011. Throughout her career, she has covered a range of sports, including MLB and the NBA, and written compelling features on NFL players and industry leaders.

Kimberley A. Martin’s net worth and salary

She has a net worth of $800,000 and generates an annual salary of $108,000.

Kimberley A. Martin’s social media handles: Twitter & Instagram