Gayle King's Future at CBS Mornings Uncertain Amidst Major Network Overhaul and Layoffs

Gayle King's potential departure from CBS Mornings is reported amidst a significant CBS News overhaul, including layoffs, executive appointments, and program cancellations following Paramount's acquisition.

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Gayle King, a co-host of CBS' morning show since 2012, is reportedly considering an exit from CBS Mornings next year, though CBS News denies current contract discussions, amidst broader network changes.
Her contract with CBS News is set to expire in May, with speculation suggesting she might transition into a new role within the network's news division or continue producing content.
These personnel shifts coincide with significant network changes, including John Dickerson's departure from CBS Evening News at year-end and widespread layoffs affecting nearly 100 staffers.
Paramount's acquisition of The Free Press led to Bari Weiss's appointment as editor-in-chief of CBS News, initiating a major overhaul that included firing co-hosts and canceling streaming shows.
The network overhaul, driven by Paramount's impending takeover and layoffs of up to 2,000 employees, has resulted in sweeping cuts and significant program changes across CBS News.

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