Michele Tafoya is an American former sportscaster whose 16 years old son Tyler Bruce Vandersall is her only child with her husband Mark.
Michele Tafoya worked as a reporter for NBC Sports, primarily as a sideline reporter for NBC Sunday Night Football.
Michele began her career by working as a host and reporter for KFAN-AM in Minneapolis, majorly for Minnesota Vikings and University of Minnesota women’s basketball broadcasts.
She also worked for WAQS-AM in Charlotte, and for the Midwest Sports Channel, serving as a Minnesota Timberwolves host and sideline reporter.
She is now worried that her children are not getting bad education that skin color matters.
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How Old Is Michele Tafoya Son Tyler Bruce Vandersall?
Michele Tafoya’s son Tyler Bruce Vandersall is presently 16 years old as he was born on 21 November 2005. He is the elder child of Michele Tafoya and Mark Vandersall.
Tyler has American citizenship and belongs to a Caucasian ethnic background. Likewise, he and his family follow the Christianity religion.
The young pupil is also interested in sports and is thinking about walking in his mother’s footsteps.
Tyler is nowadays a student-athlete at the Bake Academy. Also, his grandparents are, Wilma Conley Tafoya and Orlando Tafoya.
Michele Tafoya Children With Husband Mark Vandersall
Michele Tafoya has two children with her husband Mark Vandersall. Their children are Tyler Bruce Vandersall and Olivia Vandersall.
Mark is an American financial advisor who met her dream woman in 1993. Michele then married her husband on May 30, 2000.
They had several miscarriages where they became hopeless of ever carrying a child but they finally had a beautiful baby boy Tyler.
After having Tyler, they again tried for children but could not bear any and did not want to risk any more health issues, so they adopted a baby girl Olivia.
Is Michele Tafoya Retiring?
Michele Tafoya is retiring as she announced that it would be the last season of her reporting for NBC Sports.
Apparently, she is leaving to have her voice against CRT and other radically progressive policies.
She was staying for her last season as a sideline reporter for the company at Super Bowl LVI on 13 February 2022. She apprised for NFL games for nearly 20 years.
She also missed 3 out of 20 games, which NBC officials depicted as Bye Weeks. She worked for networks like CBS, ABC/ESPN, and NBC for nearly three decades.
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