Christiane Amanpour announces she will leave CNN next June
Amanpour will end her daily CNN and PBS programs after 43 years and continue a weekly CNN International show while pursuing new projects.
- On Monday, CNN chief international anchor Christiane Amanpour announced she will leave the network in June 2027, ending a 43-year career and scaling back daily programming by year-end.
- Amanpour will conclude her PBS program "Amanpour & Company" in December, then shift her daily CNN series to weekly format in January 2027 before the program ends in May.
- CNN CEO Mark Thompson called Amanpour "one of the most trusted and beloved journalists anywhere" and said the network will celebrate her contributions before her departure.
- After leaving CNN, Amanpour will continue her podcast "The Ex-Files," produced by Global with former husband Jamie Rubin, and pursue new projects.
- The announcement follows an $81 billion buyout of Warner Bros. Discovery by David Ellison; Amanpour previously expressed "concern" regarding an "ideological realignment" at news outlets during a London appearance.
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RESPECTED journalist and CNN's chief international correspondent Christiane Amanpour will leave the television network at the end of June next year, after more than four decades of reporting on the world's most important conflicts and crises. Her show will be phased out in May 2027.
Christiane Amanpour, historical figure of the CNN and the main face of the issuer for international information, announced that next June will leave the network after 43 years. (ANSA)
The journalist worked at the news station for 43 years - and one of his most famous faces.
Christiane Amanpour Announces She's Leaving CNN After 43 Years
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