American News Anchor John King lives around CNN, the site of his success, a place that saw him financially rewarded as well as the place where he found love. The native of Massachusetts is a respected American journalist best known as CNN’s National Chief Correspondent. He is also the host of the 30-minute Sunday morning show for Inner Politics featuring a group of the top politicians.

John King was born in 1963 in Boston, Massachusetts, and celebrates his birthday on 30 August. He belongs to a Jewish and Irish background. Boston is a native with a Bachelor of Journalism degree from Rhode Island University. He holds honorary doctorates from URI, Hobart and William Smith.

John’s Happily Married Life

In 2007, King met his future wife Bash, a senior CNN conference correspondent. And about a year later, after marrying, the pair changed their working relationship to an intimate one. The lovers joined the node of love to Cape Cod in 2008, the second being marriage for both partners.

King had previously married to his wife, Jean and the couple had from their marriage a son and a daughter. Meanwhile, Bash was married with no children to Jeremy Bash, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta‘s chief of staff.

And King became a dad in 2011 for the third time after the baby boy Jonah Frank King in 2011 and it was a moment of happiness both for the couple and their colleagues and a cause of celebration at CNN.

John’s Net Worth-$2 million

An average correspondent earns between $80,000 and 180,000 a year. So John’s career is distinguished, and he is likely to receive an upper bracket income from $150,000 to $180,000. He’s net worth $2 million, an amount that is continually increasing due to how he has advanced through his job. As compare to Chris Cuomo net worth is $9 million.

John’s Career as News Anchor

In 1985, he started working as a reporter for the Associated Press and was promoted to the leading political correspondent. He was one of the first correspondents to report from liberated Kuwait in 1991, and he also received coverage for the presidential elections in 1992 and 1996.

He joined CNN in 1997 and was designated Chief National Correspondent in 2005 after finishing a long career history. He ended up as CNN White House Senior Correspondent until 2005 and reported on the Iraq War and 9/11 news. In CNN, as a reporter, he collaborated with POTUS in 1998 and accompanied Bush in Baghdad in 2006.

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