Nigel Robertson is an American journalist and evening news anchor and reporter for WYFF-TV.
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10 Quick Facts About Nigel Robertson
- Full Name: Nigel Robertson
- Nationality: American
- Profession: News anchor and journalist
- Known For: The television program WYFF News 4 at 6 and 11
- Current Role: Evening news anchor and reporter
- Birth Year: 1975
- Marital Status: Married
- Spouse / Partner: Tricia Robertson
- Specialization: News Anchor / Newscaster, Reporter, and Journalist
- Beats: Politics / Government

Nigel Robertson Age
Nigel Robertson is about 51 years old as of 2026. Nigel Robertson was born in 1975.
Education
He attended Bowling Green State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Telecommunications.
- Bowling Green State University
- Qualification: Bachelor of Arts
- Field of Study: Telecommunications
Career & Work
Nigel Robertson's career includes news and reporting roles with WYFF-TV, a television station and Furman University.
Rise to Fame
Nigel Robertson rose to prominence for his role on the television show WYFF News 4 at 6.
Notable Works
Notable media work includes WYFF News 4 at 6, WYFF News 4 at 11, and 4 The Record.
Television
- TV Show: WYFF News 4 at 6 (News Anchor, 2021-Present) — WYFF evening newscast
- TV Show: WYFF News 4 at 11 (News Anchor, 2021-Present) — WYFF late-evening newscast
- TV Show: 4 The Record (Host, Current in 2026) — Weekly public affairs program covering political and civic issues
- TV Show: CBS Carolina 7 p.m. News (Co-Anchor, From August 2026) — Evening news broadcast on WYFF 4.3 with Sydney Shadrix
- Work: 2016 Rio Olympic Games Coverage (Correspondent, 2016) — Live reporting, athlete interviews and stories distributed to Hearst television stations
- Work: 2018 PyeongChang Olympic Games Coverage (Correspondent, 2018) — Winter Olympics reporting for Hearst Television
- Work: September 11 Ground Zero Reflection (Journalist and Interview Subject, September 2026) — Reflection on reporting from Ground Zero during the aftermath of the September 11 attacks
- Work: Marine Corps Boot Camp Specialty Report (Reporter) — Award-recognized reporting from Parris Island
Notable Coverage
- September 11 attacks and aftermath - WYFF-TV - 2001 - Reported from Ground Zero and reflected on the experience for the twenty-fifth anniversary in September 2026
- United States presidential interview - WYFF-TV - Conducted a joint interview with President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama
- Nikki Haley United Nations interview - WYFF-TV - Conducted an exclusive interview with former United States ambassador Nikki Haley at United Nations headquarters
- Rio Summer Olympic Games - Hearst Television - 2016 - Reported from Brazil for approximately three weeks as part of a selected Hearst Television reporting team
- PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games - Hearst Television - 2018 - Covered the Winter Olympics for Hearst television audiences
- Marine Corps boot camp at Parris Island - WYFF-TV - Specialty reporting from a Marine Corps training installation received Emmy recognition
- South Carolina gubernatorial candidate interviews - WYFF-TV - 2026 - Interviewed candidates about state issues, growth and affordability
- WYFF News 4 evening broadcasts - WYFF-TV - 2026 - Continued anchoring the station's evening news, including the 6 and 11 p.m. broadcasts
- CBS Carolina evening newscast - WYFF 4.3 - 2026 - Began co-anchoring a 7 p.m. newscast with Sydney Shadrix on the CBS Carolina digital subchannel
Awards & Achievements
- Emmy Award for Best Newscast — National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences — News anchoring.
- Emmy Award for Specialty Reporting — National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences — Reporting inside Marine Corps boot camp at Parris Island.
- Emmy Nomination for Business Reporting — National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences — Business reporting.
- Emmy Nomination for Spot News Reporting — National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences — Spot news reporting.
- Vanguard Award — Clemson University — Work associated with the Men of Color National Summit.
Nigel Robertson Family & Relationships
Nigel Robertson is married to Tricia Robertson. He has 3 children, including Ethan and Noah.
- Children:
- Ethan
- Noah
- Landon
Lesser Known Facts
- Robertson is originally from Ohio.
- He teaches communication and storytelling subjects at universities in South Carolina.
- He enjoys cooking and cycling on the Swamp Rabbit Trail.
- He helped advance a neurological institute project in South Carolina.
- He helped organize the Greenville Polo Classic to support patients and families affected by neurological conditions.
- He joined WYFF in December 1999.
Personal Information
- Full Name: Nigel Robertson
- Gender: Male
- Occupation: News anchor and journalist
- Nationality: American
- Living Status: Alive
- Ethnicity: Black / African
Birth & Background
- Birth Year: 1975
Family & Relationships
- Marital Status: Married
- Spouse / Partner: Tricia Robertson
Net Worth & Income
- Salary: $56,000–$245,000 (Estimated range)
- Net Worth: $353,000–$5,038,000 (Estimated range)
- Source of Income: Broadcast employment and related professional work
Related Biographies
- Sydney Shadrix (Colleague • Co-anchor of WYFF's 6 and 11 p.m. news broadcasts and the 2026 CBS Carolina 7 p.m. newscast.)









