Christiane Amanpour announces she will leave CNN next June
Amanpour will keep a weekly CNN International show through May 2027 and continue her podcast as she pursues 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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