What really happened to Serene Branson?

Doctors concluded that Branson suffered a migraine and that her symptoms — dizziness, nausea and speech impairment — mimicked a stroke.

Did Serene Branson have a stroke?

CBS 2 L.A. affiliate reporter Serene Branson did not have a stroke live on air while reporting on the Grammys Sunday night. Branson was at first mocked when a video of her speaking gibberish hit the web. Later, it was reported by the U.K. Telegraph that she suffered a stroke and was rushed to the hospital.

What newscaster had a stroke on air?

Television reporter Serene Branson’s on-air stroke scare following the Grammy Awards turned out not to be a stroke at all. Instead, a migraine was to blame for her slurred speech during the live report.

Who is serene Branson of CBS Los Angeles?

Serene is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and the recipient of the Frank Shakespeare Award for Outstanding Achievement in Journalism. Born and raised in the Los Angeles area and proud Bruin, Serene is thrilled to be reporting on stories in her hometown.

Why did serene Branson have a stroke on air?

Branson made headlines when she suffered from a stroke on-air while broadcasting live in 2011. She began speaking incoherently while reporting on the Grammy Awards outside the Staples Stadium. However, it was later revealed that it was not a stroke as previously speculated, but a complex migraine that is hereditary in her family.

When did serene Branson report on the Grammys?

Serene Branson reports after the 2011 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, Calif on Feb. 14, 2011. KCBS Update: 12:30 a.m.: Video of this incident is no longer available on YouTube

Where did serene Branson go to high school?

The family currently resides in Manhattan Beach, California. Serene attended the St. Bonaventure High School. She graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Media Communication. She also studied at the Institute of Political Journalism at Georgetown University.