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Gayle King has responded to reports suggesting she might leave CBS Mornings, stating that her colleagues and the network want her to stay and denying any discussions about her departure, despite speculation and industry changes.
CBS News is experiencing instability amid rumors that Gayle King may leave 'CBS Mornings' next year, with management trying to downplay the speculation while navigating corporate changes, layoffs, and leadership shifts under new CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss.
There are reports suggesting that Gayle King may be leaving CBS Mornings, indicating a possible exit from CBS News, though no official confirmation has been provided.
Gayle King is expected to leave her role as CBS Mornings anchor in May as her contract expires, with potential for a new role within CBS News amid a broader network overhaul under new ownership, which includes significant staff changes and strategic shifts in programming.
Gayle King is expected to leave her role as CBS Mornings anchor next year amid a major CBS News restructuring under new ownership, with potential for a different role or programming at CBS, as the network undergoes significant staff and strategic changes.
Cardi B announced on CBS Mornings that she is expecting her fourth child with her boyfriend, Stefon Diggs, and discussed her upcoming album 'Am I The Drama?' as well as her personal growth and support from Diggs.
Donald Trump publicly criticized CBS host Gayle King, claiming her career is over and alleging that CBS Mornings' ratings are declining due to its perceived 'woke' stance, amid broader tensions with CBS related to legal battles and network changes.
Donald Trump criticized CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King on social media, questioning her future at CBS amid the upcoming Skydance-Paramount merger, while also highlighting ratings declines and recent legal settlements involving Paramount and Trump.
Donald Trump publicly criticized CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King, claiming her career is over and criticizing her and other late-night hosts, amid ongoing tensions and ratings issues at CBS, following a settlement related to a lawsuit and internal debates over the show's content and audience preferences.
In a playful interview on CBS Mornings, Gayle King flirtatiously asked Lenny Kravitz about his love life, to which he responded that he's open and ready for a significant other. The interview coincides with the release of Kravitz's 12th album, "Blue Electric Light," which he describes as a celebration of life and love. Kravitz will also perform the album during a Las Vegas residency later this year.
Grammy-winning artist Lenny Kravitz shared in an interview with Gayle King on "CBS Mornings" that he is currently open to finding love.
During a CBS Mornings interview with Gayle King, R&B artist Victoria Monét received a surprise congratulations from Earth, Wind & Fire members Philip Bailey and Verdine White for her Grammy-nominated song "Hollywood," which features her daughter. Monét has received seven Grammy nominations this year, including Best New Artist and Best R&B Album, and released the acclaimed album "Jaguar II" in 2023 featuring collaborations with Earth, Wind & Fire, Lucky Daye, and Buju Banton.
Robert De Niro has shared the first photo of his newborn baby girl, Gia Virginia Chen-De Niro, with CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King. The actor and his partner Tiffany Chen welcomed their seventh child on April 6. De Niro has two children from his first marriage, two with his ex-wife Grace Hightower, and twin sons with his former girlfriend Toukie Smith.
CNN is reportedly close to signing Gayle King, co-host of CBS Mornings, to host a weekly show in prime time starting this fall. The network is also said to be in talks with basketball analyst Charles Barkley to appear on the show with King. CNN president Chris Licht has been implementing programming and personnel changes since taking over last year, and has expressed interest in recruiting King.
Vladimir Duthiers has been promoted to "featured host" on CBS Mornings, where he has worked as a correspondent and fill-in since 2019. He will continue his work on CBS News' streaming properties, where he co-anchors a mid-morning block. Duthiers will tell more business, arts, and culture stories, and there will be more of him on "Talk of the Table" in addition to his signature "What to Watch" segments. Duthiers' career began when Anderson Cooper questioned why a guy in his 40s was going to journalism school, which led to him working on Cooper's show and accompanying the anchor and his team to storm-torn Haiti.