Abbie Boudreau

Abbie Boudreau's spirited and dynamic approach to story-telling has catapulted her career to an all-time high. Boudreau's work is mostly featured on ABC's Good Morning America, the number one rated morning show in the country. She was a part of the powerful GMA team that made history in 2012, when they shattered their competition's 20-year winning streak, and seized the top spot. You can also catch Boudreau on the web with her work for Newsmakers on Yahoo! News.

Boudreau's whimsical and lighthearted feature reporting has made her an expert in all things celebrity, health and beauty. She's tried everything from snake venom facials to hyperbaric sleep chambers to give her millions of viewers a true glimpse into the very cool and cutting edge trends in Hollywood.

Boudreau loves living in the land of movie stars and sunshine. In fact, living in California has been a dream of hers since she was a little girl growing up in a small town in Illinois. She packed up those midwestern roots as she moved across the country - from Chicago, to Dubuque, Iowa, to Kalamazoo, Michigan, to Phoenix, and then to Atlanta, before unpacking that suitcase in Los Angeles.
Before Boudreau discovered her fondness for feature reporting, she was a passionate and award-winning investigative reporter. She was a correspondent in the highly-acclaimed CNN documentary unit for three years. However, if you Google "Abbie Boudreau" please do not be alarmed with what you may find. She swears, she never got on that boat! Boudreau was the victim of a failed "punk" by conservative activist James O'Keefe, who famously tried to persuade Boudreau onto his boat, which was filled with sex toys and video cameras. Anyway - long story...

In 2010, Boudreau won the prestigious Livingston Award for Young Journalists for her tenacious reporting on "Killings at the Canal: The Army Tapes." The hour-long documentary aired both in the U.S. and internationally. It exposed the extreme battleground ‘pressures soldiers were under to do the jobs of both soldier and police officer. It also examined why a group of young soldiers chose to take matters into their own hands. The legendary Christiane Amanpour presented Boudreau with the award, which turned out to be a moment Boudreau says was a highlight in her 12-year career.
Abbie Boudreau's spirited and dynamic approach to story-telling has catapulted her career to an all-time high. Boudreau's work is mostly featured on ABC's Good Morning America, the number one rated morning show in the country. She was a part of the powerful GMA team that made history in 2012, when they shattered their competition's 20-year winning streak, and seized the top spot. You can also catch Boudreau on the web with her work for Newsmakers on Yahoo! News.

Boudreau's whimsical and lighthearted feature reporting has made her an expert in all things celebrity, health and beauty. She's tried everything from snake venom facials to hyperbaric sleep chambers to give her millions of viewers a true glimpse into the very cool and cutting edge trends in Hollywood.

Boudreau loves living in the land of movie stars and sunshine. In fact, living in California has been a dream of hers since she was a little girl growing up in a small town in Illinois. She packed up those midwestern roots as she moved across the country - from Chicago, to Dubuque, Iowa, to Kalamazoo, Michigan, to Phoenix, and then to Atlanta, before unpacking that suitcase in Los Angeles.