David Culver's birthplace is Cuba and was born in 1994 and is twenty-eight years old and of Cuban-American origin. David keeps his precise date of birth a secret and has not revealed it yet.

Culver earned a Bachelor of Arts in Hispanic Studies from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. He studied Arabic, is fluent in Spanish, and minored in Middle Eastern Studies.

In 2008, David Culver began his career as an anchor/reporter at the age of 14. Culver has reported on the coronavirus in China and the extraordinary lockdown of Wuhan's original epicenter.

Likewise, he is a CNN international correspondent who has won numerous awards. He is in charge of reporting on important events in China and the Asia-Pacific area.

Moreover, Culver has visited Cuba several times, covering events such as the reopening of the US Embassy, Pope Francis' visit, and Fidel Castro's death.

He also produced "Rediscovering Cuba: A Journey Home," a 30-minute Emmy Award-winning documentary on his mother and grandmother's return to Cuba more than 50 years after they fled the island nation.

Thanks Lauren! Indeed officially official! Here with @MattRiversCNN in Beijing now as he hands over the keys and heads off to 🇲🇽.

— David Culver (@David_Culver) September 4, 2019

At the time, David Culver appears to be unmarried, and he has kept his personal love life private.

David, though, does not appear to be dating anyone, according to our study. Instead of pursuing a relationship, he seems to be concentrating on his profession as of now. 

As per his social media profiles, he has shared many pictures with different girls, his colleague, mother, etc., but none reveal to be his partner.

David Culver's net worth is obscure to the general public as of now.

However, according to Glassdoor, a CNN journalist earns an average of $104,926 a year. He makes a decent living as a news anchor/reporter.