"Rumors of my demise were inaccurate and greatly exaggerated. CBS News is my longtime home, and I am committed to our mission. I'm excited about continuing at CBS Mornings. As always, I'm open to new adventures here and ready to go. It took a minute, but we got there. And now that we are here, I am all in."
"There is only one Gayle King. We're so proud that she'll continue to call CBS home. We're thrilled to have her on in the morning - and equally excited to work with her on new, enterprising projects that bring her talents to new audiences."
Gayle King has confirmed she is staying with CBS News and CBS Mornings, countering recent speculation about her departure. Her contract, valued at approximately $15 million and expiring in May, has been renewed, though specific terms remain unconfirmed. King expressed her commitment to CBS News as her longtime home and enthusiasm for continuing her role. The announcement comes during a period of significant changes at CBS News under new leadership, including Anderson Cooper's departure from 60 Minutes and Tony Dokoupil's promotion to evening news. CBS leadership praised King's decision to remain with the network and indicated plans for new projects leveraging her talents.
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