Jane Pauley

Description: (TV Host)

Jane Pauley is an American journalist, television anchor, host as well as author. She has been a household name in her country ever since she began co-hosting the ‘Today’ show on the network NBC. Pauley made her beginnings in television as an anchor in several major news networks of her home state of Indiana. Subsequently, she was chosen to co-host the ‘Today’ show on NBC in 1976. Soon after giving birth to twins in 1986, Pauley became a symbol to look up to for working mothers all over the country. Pauley co-hosted the ‘Today’ show for 13 years before settling down and making the occasional appearance on television in order to spend more time with her growing family. Pauley then hosted ‘Changes’ a successful primetime series on NBC. She also went on to co-host the newsmagazine show ‘Dateline’ for almost 12 years. Pauley is currently the anchor of the CBS Sunday Morning show on the CBS network. She is a women’s rights and political activist. Pauley has instituted several health care centers for the underprivileged in her home state of Indiana.

Overview

Birthday October 31, 1950 (Scorpio)
Alternative names Margaret Jane Pauley
Height 163 cm
City Indianapolis, Indiana
Spouse/Ex- Garry Trudeau (m. 1980)
Parents Richard Pauley
Mary Pauley
Children Rachel Trudeau, Ross Trudeau, Thomas Trudeau

Did you know

When did Jane Pauley join "CBS Sunday Morning?" Jane Pauley joined "CBS Sunday Morning" as host in 2016.
How long was Jane Pauley on the "Today" show? Jane Pauley was on the "Today" show for 13 years, from 1976 to 1989.
What is Jane Pauley known for besides her hosting career? Besides her hosting career, Jane Pauley is known for her advocacy work on mental health awareness.
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