Brheanna Boudreaux is returning to Houston television, joining KHOU 11 as a consumer reporter and 4pm anchor, mikemcguff.com has learned from multiple sources.
UPDATE: At KHOU, she is now known as Brheanna Berry. WATCH HER DEBUT
Boudreaux has spent the last few years at TEGNA sister station WWL-TV 4 in New Orleans as a morning anchor.
Houston viewers may already know Boudreaux from her previous stint at ABC13 KTRK, where she worked from 2019 to 2023 as a traffic anchor, fill-in anchor and reporter under the name Brhe Berry.
UPDATE: Here is a portion of what Boudreaux posted to social after this post was published:
"We’re headed home to Houston!!! H-TOWN!For what feels like the first time in my career, I won’t be waking up before the sun! I’ve missed Houston, I’ve missed Texas, and I can’t wait to get back to work and be close to family. My Houston friends, you can catch me anchoring the evening news and sharing stories that will hopefully help us all navigate this crazy economy."
She will be joining former ABC13 KTRK colleagues Jacob Rascon and Ilona Carson, now also at KHOU.
At WWL-TV, Boudreaux anchored alongside fellow former Houston television journalist Brandon Walker, who departed KPRC 2 in March 2023.
KHOU has been without a consumer reporter since Grace White left in 2024 and a 4pm anchor since Shern-Min Chow left in February 2026.
Boudreaux returned to New Orleans after leaving Houston. She described Louisiana as the first place that truly felt like home, despite having grown up in a military family and having lived throughout the United States and overseas. She also served in the Louisiana Army National Guard while launching her journalism career.
During her time at ABC13, Boudreaux covered some of the biggest stories affecting the Houston area, including the Uvalde school shooting, the Astroworld Festival tragedy, the killing of Harris County Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal and major weather events that prompted large-scale evacuations. She also hosted a citywide domestic violence town hall.
Before arriving in Houston, Boudreaux worked as an anchor, reporter and social media director at WTKR News 3 in Norfolk, Virginia. Earlier stops included KELOLAND News in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where she served as a morning anchor, reporter and health reporter.
Her journalism career began in Louisiana at News 10 in Lafayette, where she worked as a weekend anchor, reporter and multimedia journalist after graduating from James Madison University with a degree in journalism and a minor in sports communication.
Away from the newsroom, the Emmy Award-winning journalist is a mother of three young daughters and is active in community service and mentorship programs. She has worked closely with organizations including Dress for Success, Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, veterans outreach initiatives and the American Red Cross. She has also volunteered to teach classes, support foster children and mentor young women.
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