Pablo S. Torre is a senior sportswriter and columnist for ESPN Magazine and ESPN.com. He frequently appears on various ESPN shows, including Around the Horn, Pardons the Interruption, Highly Questionable, and Sports Nation.
Aside from the ESPN network, Torre is also a contributor to National Public Radio. He is married to his wife, Elizabeth Doherty.
Torre earns a massive salary of around $40-50k from ESPN as a co-host and sportswriter, which adds up to his total net worth, around $200,000. Moreover, he is also a contributor to National Public Radio, through which he makes additional earnings. The young sportswriter has also contributed to several other Networks.
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After having an affair for some time, Torre married his girlfriend, Elizabeth Doherty. They tied the knot in the presence of some important guests, including Tony Reali, Aaron Rodgers, and other ESPN correspondents, on Nov 5, 2016, in Brooklyn, NY.
Pablo S. Torre and his wife Elizabeth Doherty SOURCE: Instagram@pstorre In February 2020, the couple welcomed their first child, a baby girl named Violet.
Pablo S. Torre and his spouse welcomed their first child SOURCE: Instagram @pstorreCurrently, the couple is happy with their married life. There is no issue of divorce between them. Besides his career, Torre loves traveling to different places. His favorite holiday destinations are Hawaii and Jamaica.
Torre has a great personality and physical appearance to endeavor it. He has reached 31 years of age as of now. He has a height of 5 feet 10 inches, which is around 1.77m.
Torre was born on Sep 27, 1985, in New York, New York, United States. He holds an American nationality and is of Filipino descent. Born in late September, his zodiac sign is Libra.
Torre's father, Pablo, is a urologist, and his mother works as a dermatologist. He attended Regis High School in New York City and later completed his graduation from Harvard College magna cum laude with and received a degree in sociology.
Torre joined Sports Illustrated as a staff writer in 2007, where he focused on investigations, boxing, and basketball. He then went to work with ESPN on October 10, 2012, as a senior writer for both their website and magazine.
Torre started working as a host on the TV talk show Around the Horn on March 12, 2014, in the absence of Tony Reali. The same year, he covered for Reali when he took time off for the birth of his daughter. He wrote and produced his first 30 for 30 short films, Friedman’s Shoes (2016), while working for other upcoming ESPN film projects.
Torre's written articles have been honored by GLAAD: the Society of Professional Journalists; the U.S Basketball Writers Association, the Boxing Writers Association of America; Mental Health America; the Society of American Business Editors and Writers; and the Associated Collegiate Press and ASNE.
Besides, Torre has also appeared in The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz with Dan Le Batard and Jon Weiner.
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