Sportscaster
Mike Tirico is an American sportscaster best known for his 10-year run as an NFL play-by-play announcer on ESPN's Monday Night Football from 2006 to 2015. Mike, who was one of the anchors of ESPN's coverage of the FIFA World Cup along with Bob Ley, married his love, Debbie Tirico.
However, Mike who shares 2 children with his wife, Debbie Tirico is not free from the controversy. So, how is their married life going then? Are they living happily? Let's know all about their married life and children in detail.
Mike Tirico shares a long-time love story with Debbie. However, he has not opened up anything about his love life. He revealed that he and his wife were dating from an early age.
The couple got married in 1991, but the marriage details are behind the curtains. Most importantly even after 28 years of their marriage, they are still madly in love with each other.
Mike Tirico and his wife, Debbie Tirico
Source: Baller Wives
Although the duo seldom makes the public appearance, they reportedly are enjoying their married life happily behind the eye of media without any mishaps of divorce and separation.
Their blissful life is blessed with the welcoming of their 2 children. But, Mike and Debbie have kept the detail of their children away from the radar of the media. The happy family currently resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan, since 1999.
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The 50 years old, sportscaster along with his successful career is not free from the controversy. Back in 1992, he came in the highlights after he was accused of sexual harassment while working for ESPN.
As reported, he was said to be involved in attempted groping, sexual solicitation, and stalking of female co-workers. Mike was suspended from the job for the three months, however, the issue didn't let Mike fall off from his job like Matt Lauer who was fired by NBC in November 2017.
Despite his allegations in the past, Mike is still enjoying his married life and is working for NBC since 2016. Tirico, who worked with Jon Gruden on NFL Monday Night Football, was announced the primetime host of NBC's coverage for the 2018 Winter Olympics on February 9, 2017.
Let's wish him best for future!
