US EditionFrom Breaking News to Game Shows: Deborah Norville's Next Chapter
- Deborah Norville is ending her 30-year tenure as host of Inside Edition and will sign off on May 20, 2025, at age 66.
- She decided to leave after building a strong bond with her audience, especially during COVID when the show broadcast continuously from her home studio.
- Norville began hosting Inside Edition in 1995 after leaving CBS News and evolving the show from a tabloid format to a multi-platform companion for viewers.
- She expressed excitement about hosting a new trivia show called The Perfect Line, which is set to air this fall and described it as fun and rewarding.
- Norville plans to celebrate with a European vacation and then try new ventures, marking a transition from news cycles to other interests.
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Boston HeraldCurtain coming down after 30 years at ‘Inside Edition’ for Deborah Norville
By DAVID BAUDER, Associated Press Media Writer NEW YORK (AP) — For a television news industry in a constant state of motion, Deborah Norville has been a model of stability. She began hosting the syndicated newsmagazine “Inside Edition” in 1995 and has remained there ever since. Now that 30-year run is coming to a close. FILE – Actor Dustin Hoffman and Allison Atlas talk with Deborah Norville, at right, while taping a spot on the NBC “Today Show”…
This week: Deborah Norville's last day at 'Inside Edition' after 30 years
Deborah Norville at the New York City Ballet 2025 Spring Gala held at Lincoln Center Plaza on May 08, 2025 in New York, New York. (Photo by Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty Images) NEW YORK (AP) — For a television news industry in a constant state of motion, Deborah Norville has been a model of stability. She began hosting the syndicated newsmagazine “Inside Edition” in 1995 and has remained there ever since. Now that 30-year run is coming to…
Ottumwa Courier
Curtain coming down after 30 years at 'Inside Edition' for Deborah Norville
At a time of constant change for the television news industry, Deborah Norville was a beacon of stability. She's anchored the syndicated newsmagazine “Inside Edition” for 30 years, but is stepping down from that role later this month, at age…
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