Connie Chung is a journalist whose love story and career along with her journalist husband Maury Povich are being featured on CBS news.
The journalist Connie Chung has worked as an anchor and reported for news networks like NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, and MSNBC. She is known for her interviews with basketball legend Magic Johnson and with many more renowned personalities.
She was seen with her husband Maury on one of the episodes of the CBS Sunday morning and they are seen talking about their careers, marriage, and love story.
What Happened To Connie Chung?
Connie Chung is a renowned name as journalist, who has worked with her husband Maury Povich on CBS. Meanwhile, Maury has been in this field for more than two decades.
She started her career by working as a Washington-based correspondent for CBS Evening News.
Later, she left evening anchor for KNXT after various complicated situations. Further, she has also claimed that she has been sexually harassed many times in her career.
Nevertheless, Connie has not retired from journalism and she and her husband operate a small weekly print newspaper called Flathead Beacon.
According to CBS News, Maury Povich who is 83 years old has announced his retirement, and his last original episodes of Maury will be airing this September.
Connie Chung Children And Family
Connie Chung is married to her husband Maury Povich and her family comprises her husband and children. She has a son named Matthew Jay Povich.
Matthew was adopted by Connie and Maury in 1995 after Connie faced miscarriage and multiple failed attempts at in vitro fertilization. She also took time off from her work and stayed at the home to take care of her son but later returned to the tv screen.
She has great chemistry with her husband as they have been married for 31 years and they share their secret to a long-lasting marriage is that they let go of their arguments.
Connie Chung’s Net Worth In 2022
According to celebritynetworth.com, the net worth of Connie Chung is estimated to be about $80 million in 2022. She has been active in the field of journalism since 1972.
She has made a purchase of about a $9 million house with 12,500 square feet of living space in the Kalorama neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
Connie and her husband Maury have a ranch in Bigfork, Montana and they spend some of their time every year on the ranch.