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Abby Hornacek: eye injury, husband, net worth, and what she does on Fox Nation

Abby Hornacek: eye injury, husband, net worth, and what she does on Fox Nation

Abby Hornacek is an American journalist and TV host for the Fox News. Check out this article to know more about her eye injury, spouse and net worth.

Abby Hornacek is an American television host and journalist best known for fronting PARK'D on Fox Nation. She is the daughter of former NBA star Jeff Hornacek. A serious right-eye injury ended her volleyball career at USC. She turned to broadcasting and has built one of Fox Nation's most recognisable presenting careers since. Abby shared her thoughts on the career site I Want Her Job:

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USC Annenberg School of Journalism (BA, 2016)

Jeff Hornacek (father), Stacy Hornacek (mother)

Abby Hornacek grew up in a sporting household. Her father, Jeff Hornacek, played 15 seasons in the NBA for the Phoenix Suns, Philadelphia 76ers, and Utah Jazz, and was a 1992 All-Star. He went on to coach the Suns and the New York Knicks.

The family relocated from Utah to Phoenix, Arizona, when Abby was ten. She followed her father into sports, playing volleyball from a young age. After her playing career ended, she turned to broadcasting. Abby told I Want Her Job in an exclusive interview:

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Abby attended Xavier College Preparatory in Phoenix, where she played volleyball. The team won the Class 5A Division I state title in her first three years.

In brief

Abby Hornacek is an American television host and journalist best known for fronting PARK'D on Fox Nation. Abby shared her thoughts on the career site I Want Her Job: Inside Brooke Elliott's weight loss journey and the changes behind her transformation USC Annenberg School of Journalism (BA, 2016) Jeff Hornacek (father), Stacy Hornacek (mother) Abby Hornacek grew up in a sporting household.

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