Meet Sunrise’s glamorous traffic Michelle Wildner

Meet Sunrise’s glamorous traffic reporter giving Today’s Marina Ivanovic a run for her money: Michelle Wildner turns heads as she joins the ranks of breakfast TV

Channel Seven’s Sunrise has a new traffic reporter.

Michelle Wildner recently joined the morning show, and she’s already impressing viewers with her glamorous good looks and reporting skills.

Very little is known about the blonde beauty, as she keeps a low profile by staying off of social media.  

Fresh face: Michelle Wildner (pictured) recently joined Channel Seven’s Sunrise, and she’s already impressing viewers with her glamorous good looks and reporting skills

Michelle isn’t the only stunning traffic reporter on breakfast television, with Marina Ivanovic turning heads over on the Today show.

Back in July, Daily Mail Australia profiled Marina, who works as an actress and radio anchor in addition to her helicopter traffic duties.

She frequently drives her social media followers wild by documenting her lavish, jet-setting lifestyle on Instagram.

Talented: Michelle isn't the only stunning traffic reporter on breakfast television, with Marina Ivanovic (pictured) turning heads over on the Today show

Talented: Michelle isn’t the only stunning traffic reporter on breakfast television, with Marina Ivanovic (pictured) turning heads over on the Today show

She also has a very handsome boyfriend, Efe Çakar, who is a freelance model.

Marina’s television career began when she was hired as an extra on Home and Away in 2010, and she has been a regular in front of the camera ever since.

The Channel Nine star trained at the National Institute of Dramatic Art and Sydney Theatre School, where she took part in several theatre productions.

Multi-talented: As well as giving the residents of New South Wales the green light on the road, Marina also works as an actress and radio anchor

Multi-talented: As well as giving the residents of New South Wales the green light on the road, Marina also works as an actress and radio anchor

Proving herself to be a jack of all trades, she became a qualified member of the Australian Traffic Network in 2017.

According to her StarNow profile, Marina landed her first gig as a traffic reporter for Seven shortly thereafter, and the following year began working for Channel 10.

She’s also a radio host, with appearances on The Madhouse Radio and Triple H 100.1. 

Skills: She's also a radio host, with appearances on The Madhouse Radio and Triple H 100.1

Skills: She’s also a radio host, with appearances on The Madhouse Radio and Triple H 100.1