Kelly Evans rumored to be secretly married as a tweet reveals she has a husband and children

Social networking sites have definitely been a major platform for celebrities to share pieces of their lives with their fans and for fans to enjoy scoops of daily ongoings of their role models. But there are a few celebrities who despite their huge fan following choose to remain a lot more distant from the public eyes. 

So is the case with our CNBC "Closing Bells" co-anchor Kelly Evans?

Kelly’s focus is more on her career and professional life rather than sharing her personal life. She is very secretive about her personal life and no details have managed to come out to the public as of yet.

But recently news broke out of a tweet that was tweeted by one of her fans that referred to her husband and children.

The tweet was of the username Jcdr (@jcdguezr1):

"@Kelly_Evans good night. Big bang séries tonight. Nice weekend with your husband and children."

However, no further confirmation has been made on this piece of information by any related parties. Even 31-year-old Evans has not been available for comment on this matter till now. So we cannot be sure as of what is going on. Prior to that tweet, no news about her being married had ever come up, let alone having children. It wasn’t even known that she was dating and was in a romantic relationship.

Prior to CNBC, Evans was a reporter and columnist for The Wall Street Journal, penning the influential "Ahead of the Tape" column and writing for "Heard on the Street." She also hosted the daily "News Hub" program on WSJ.com and was a frequent guest on television and radio networks, including CNBC. Kelly’s career started in 2007 for the Wall Street Journal as a journalist. She covered real estate and economics back then.

She is beautiful and has a toned athletic body. Her athletic body is the result of her university and college years when she was a reputed and star sportswoman. She was the co-captain of the women’s lacrosse team.

Kelly Evans is co-anchor of CNBC's "Closing Bell". She joined the network in February 2012 as an on-air correspondent, reporting across CNBC's Business Day programming. Previously, Evans was co-anchor of CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" as well as co-anchor of CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange" based in London.

Evans graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor's degree from Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. There she was a George Washington Honor Scholar, a four-time scholar-athlete, and inducted into the national leadership society, Omicron Delta Kappa.