ABC News Correspondent Mola Lenghi is a renowned news reporter and journalist. In June 2022, he joined the ABC network to serve as a correspondent, leaving the CBS network.

The Coastal Carolina University graduate Mola worked for around five years in CBS.

Regardless, He served as a reporter on multiple TV channels like WUSA TV, NBC 5, KXAS in Dallas-Fort Worth, and WPDE TV 15. Since 2006, Lenghu has been serving in the journalism field.

In one of Lenghi's interviews, he revealed that he wanted to play football but ended up being a student at CCU. His experience at CCU propelled him to become a news correspondent for CBS News in New York City.

Who Is ABC's Correspondent Mola Lenghi?

Fairfax county native Mola Lenghi is a familiar face to multiple ABC viewers. He has been working as an ABC News correspondent for three months. 

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The determined Mola Lenghi moved to South Carolina to start his career. Also, he commenced his journalism career in 2006. He worked for two years for KXAS TV in Dallas-Fort Worth as a reporter for national stories.

Afterward, Lenghi joined WUSA TV in 2013 as a general assignment reporter based in Washington, DC. He worked for WUSA TV for three years.

Afterward, Lenghi worked for nearly five years for WPDE TV in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. He covered a wide range of news, including wildfires, hurricanes, political news, breaking news, etc.

The biggest day of his career came when he achieved an Emmy Award in 2015. He reported on Relisha Rudd, an eight-year-old kid lost in 2014 and not found.

Mola Lenghi Age

Born on June 15, Mola turned 38 years old as he recently celebrated his 38th birthday with his family.  

According to Mola Lenghi's Linkedin profile, he received a BA degree in History and journalism.