Longtime MS NOW Anchor Alex Witt Signs Off After 27 Years
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Key Points:
- Alex Witt concluded her nearly 30-year tenure as an anchor on MSNBC and MS NOW with an emotional farewell on Sunday, reflecting on major events she covered, including 9/11 and the coronavirus pandemic.
- Witt expressed deep gratitude to her production team, especially executive producer Nick Kovijanic, and thanked her colleagues and viewers for their support throughout her career.
- She shared a heartfelt message to her children, acknowledging the sacrifices made due to her weekend work schedule and expressing her enduring love and pride.
- MS NOW’s public relations team confirmed Witt’s decision to step down from her anchor role, noting she has anchored more hours than anyone in the network’s history.
- Witt will continue to fill in on various daytime hours at MSNBC through the remainder of the year.
