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Maury & Connie: Power Couple's Inverted Salary

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Maury Povich, now eighty-seven, reveals his successful marriage to Connie Chung, who earned ten times his salary when they wed in 1984. Despite initial jokes, theyve shared a strong partnership for nearly four decades, raising their son Matthew and supporting each other through career highs and lows. Their power couple dynamic challenges traditional money roles and keeps their love thriving.

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Maury & Connie: Power Couple's Inverted Salary

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Maury & Connie: Power Couple's Inverted Salary. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 6, from Hollywood to your headphones. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Mori Povitch just spilled that when he married Connie Chung in 1984. She was earning 10 times his salary. He owned it after a joke called him a gold digger, saying it flat out made their early days interesting. Connie built her name as a top correspondent on CBS evening news, then anchored NBC news at Sunrise and Saturday nightly news by then. Mori hid big later with his own top show starting in 1991, running strong until 2022. These days, the 87-year-old says marrying her gave him the best life possible. They share son Matthew J. Povitch, who's 30, and he has daughters Susan Ann, 62, and Amy Joyce, 58, from his first marriage. They split time between the York for his podcast gigs, and four and a half months a year in Montana. They're spot for nearly 30 years. Connie, 79, calls Mori and Matthew her rock through her tough career highs and lows.

Power couple vibes like theirs show real partnership flips the money script and keeps the love flowing strong.

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