Katy Tur, Television reporter and an American writer, was rumored to leave MSNBC.
But it seems that the news is simply as said; a rumor.
She has been hosting for MSNBC Reports since 2021: Katy Tur Reports airing on weekdays from 2:00-3:00 pm ET.
Where Is Katy Tur From MSNBC Heading To?
The rumor of Katy Tur quitting spread but it is still a mystery how and why the gossip started.
It is sure that Tur is not heading anywhere and will still continue anchoring for MSNBC Reports.
The daughter of well-known news reporters Zoey Tur and Marika Gerrard showed her involvement in Journalism sector from quite young age.
However, the pandemic made her express her hesitancy in terms of career choice; deliberating on following the same career path as her parents.
Katy Tur: Net Worth & Salary Details
With amazing reporting skills, Tur has managed to save up impressive fortune.
It is reported that her current Net Worth results around $4million And as Stated by Celebrity Net Worth, Tur’s annual salary is a whopping $1 million.
Who Is Katy Tur’s Husband?
The American author is married to CBS This Morning co-anchor Tony Dokoupil.
She got hitched to her long time boyfriend on October 27, 2017 in Utah.
She dated Keith Olbermann who is a well-known political/ sports commentator. But the relationship didn’t hold on and they separated after 3 wonderful years.
Later, she got herself in a relationship with her French Boyfriend ‘Benoit’ when the first met while working for NBC News in London.
She is now a proud mother of two; a son and a daughter, whom she gave birth on May 13, 2021.
Her Career At MSNBC.
After receiving her degree from the University of California,Tur joined NBC’s local station in New York City, WNBC-TV, in 2009.
She later advanced to the flagship position of NBC News at the level of the national network where she showed active involvement and included Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in her book Unbelievable: My Front-Row Seat to the Craziest Campaign in American History which was later issued in 2017.
Informing the Trump team about the infamous Access Hollywood tape was one of Tur’s responsibilities.
She received the AP’s Best Spot News Award that year for her coverage of the Manhattan Upper East Side crane fall in March 2008.
She also worked for regional networks including KTLA, News 12 Brooklyn, WIPX-TV, and Fox 5 New York, Santa Barbara.
Therefter, Tur started working with The Weather Channel’s VORTEX2 team as a storm hunter.
In 2017, katy received Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism.