| Profession: | Journalist, Various |
| Date of Birth: |
October 26, 1983 |
| Years: | 37 |
| Heritage: |
8 million |
| Place of birth: |
LA, Calif.
|
| Height (m): |
1.57 |
| Religion: |
Christendom |
| Marital status: |
Married |
Katy Tur is an American television writer and journalist. She works for NBC News as a correspondent and is also an anchor on MSNBC live. Tur has covered a variety of news platforms under NBC. Starting her career in 2005, Katy has been a part of various news coverage. In 2017 she also released her first book which added to her career as an author.
Katy Tur also has a background in journalism, as her father, Robert Tur, was a renowned journalist who later went through a gender identity crisis and had hormone replacement surgery that caused a major name and gender change. Additionally, she has also hosted Meet The Press with Chuck Todd.
Katy Tur: early life, career and nationality
Katy was born on October 26, 1983 in Los Angeles, California, which makes her nationality American. Her father Robert Tur (now Zoey Tur) was a famous journalist who worked for many channels, including CNN. Tur graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in Philosophy.
Katy first worked for Fox 5 New York, News 12 Brooklyn, and WPIX-TV. Later in 2009, Tur joined WNBC-TV, a local station in New York City. While on NBC news, she also covered the death of Cory Monteith, which led to her winning an award for Best News Spot from the AP. This award was given to her for her coverage of the March 2008 crane collapse. Eventually, she also became the embedded reporter for Trump’s presidential campaign which led her to go through a series of criticisms and verbal harassment from the of Trump supporters.
In addition, she also joined MSNBC live where she works as a host.
Katy Tur is an American television writer and journalist. She works for NBC News as a correspondent and is also an anchor on MSNBC live. Tur has covered a variety of news platforms under NBC. Starting her career in 2005, Katy has been a part of various news coverage. In 2017 she also released her first book which added to her career as an author.
Katy Tur also has a background in journalism, as her father, Robert Tur, was a renowned journalist who later went through a gender identity crisis and had hormone replacement surgery that caused a major name and gender change. Additionally, she has also hosted Meet The Press with Chuck Todd.
Katy Tur: early life, career and nationality
Katy was born on October 26, 1983 in Los Angeles, California, which makes her nationality American. Her father Robert Tur (now Zoey Tur) was a famous journalist who worked for many channels, including CNN. Tur graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in Philosophy.
Katy first worked for Fox 5 New York, News 12 Brooklyn, and WPIX-TV. Later in 2009, Tur joined WNBC-TV, a local station in New York City. While on NBC news, she also covered the death of Cory Monteith, which led to her winning an award for Best News Spot from the AP. This award was given to her for her coverage of the March 2008 crane collapse. Eventually, she also became the embedded reporter for Trump’s presidential campaign which led her to go through a series of criticisms and verbal harassment from the of Trump supporters.
In addition, she also joined MSNBC live where she works as a host.