CNN's Suzanne Malveaux Married, Husband or Lesbian, Salary, Net Worth

When it comes to interviewing big names, not all journalists are as experienced as Suzanne Malveaux. She has talked to the likes of George W. Bush and Bill Clinton. Currently, she is a reporter for CNN directed towards the politics in Washington D.C. Before this, she used to co-anchor the CNN’s international news program called ‘Around the World’ and also the editions of CNN Newsroom.

CNN's Suzanne Malveaux Married, Husband or Lesbian, Salary, Net Worth

Quick Information

  • Date of Birth Dec 04, 1966
  • Age 57 Years, 4 Months
  • Nationality American
  • Profession Journalist
  • Marital Status Single
  • Husband/Spouse Not Known
  • Divorced Not Yet
  • Gay/Lesbian No
  • Net Worth Not Disclosed
  • Ethnicity White
  • Children/Kids Not Yet
  • Height 5 Feet 6 Inches (1.67 m)

When it comes to interviewing big names, not all journalists are as experienced as Suzanne Malveaux. She has talked to the likes of George W. Bush and Bill Clinton. Currently, she is  a reporter for CNN directed towards the politics in Washington D.C. Before this, she used to co-anchor the CNN’s international news program called ‘Around the World’ and also the editions of CNN Newsroom. Know more about the journalist’s life from her professional to personal life and much more.

Her Career:

When it comes to her career, Suzanne has had a pretty good run till here. She started her career as a general assignment reporter in 1992 to 1996 for the New England News Cable stationed in Boston, Massachusetts. She joined NBC on 1999 and moved to CNN on 2002. She acted as the moderator for National Association of Black Journalists in August 2007. Previously, she co-anchored CNN's Around The World and also did co- anchored the network's Emmy-winning coverage of the revolution in Egypt and the network's Peabody Award-winning coverage of the Arab Spring. She has interviewed the former presidents like Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and other figures like Laura Bush and George H.W. Bush. 

Is She Gay? And What About Her Children!

Suzanne Malveaux must have a huge fan following, but when it comes to her personal life, Suzanne is not married and does not plan on a husband. Suzanne Malveaux has been speculated to be gay and potentially the next personality to come out on national television following colleagues Don Lemon and Anderson Cooper. But ‘datalounge.com’ has made multiple claims of her being lesbian and referred to numerous incidents to prove it. But the thing isn’t that she is not into dating a boyfriend but any partner at all.

She is a fully independent woman who doesn’t need a partner with her at any aspect of life even for starting a family of her own. She might not have any children of her own, but as announced by Wolf Blitzer on her show ‘The Situation Room’ in 2014, she adopted a baby girl. 


Caption: Suzanne with her adopted daughter
Source: Twitter

How much is Suzanne's Net Worth?

After you’ve known all about her personal as well as professional life, you may also know about her financial and economic background. Being such an experienced veteran in the field of journalism, her salary and net worth without a doubt must be quite a large sum of money. However, the significant amount of her net worth as well as salary has yet to been reviewed and has not been estimated yet. But regardless the class that Suzanne brings in her reporting and anchoring undoubtedly must reflect through her great financial standards.

Suzanne's Bio:

According to wiki source, Suzanne Malveaux was born on December 4, 1966 in Lansing, Michigan, USA. The American nationality anchor and correspondent is currently 51 years old regarding age and standing 5 feet and 6 inches tall regarding her height. She was born to a New Orleans-based parents, her father Dr. Floyd J. Malveaux, currently Dean of the Howard University and mother, the Myrna Maria Ruiz who is a retired schoolteacher. She has three siblings, Suzette Malveaux who is a professor at the Columbus School of Law , Courtney M. Malveaux who is Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Labour and Industry and Gregory F. Malveaux who is an associate professor of English at Montgomery College. 

Last Updated: December 6th, 2017