Chris Wallace to Quit CNN After 3 Years

Wallace Leaving to Focus on New Projects

CNN anchor Chris Wallace is leaving the network after three years. Wallace, who joined CNN in 2019, announced his departure on Sunday. He says he is departing to focus on new projects, including a new show on HBO Max.

Wallace's Tenure at CNN

Wallace had a successful tenure at CNN, where he hosted the Sunday morning show "Who's Talking to Chris Wallace?" He also moderated the first presidential debate of the 2020 election.

CNN President Jeff Zucker praised Wallace's contributions to the network, calling him a "consummate journalist" and a "valued colleague."

New Projects on Horizon

Wallace says he is excited to start a new chapter in his career. He will join HBO Max to host a new show that will focus on interviews with newsmakers and political figures.

Wallace is a veteran journalist with a long and distinguished career. He previously worked at Fox News for 18 years, where he hosted the popular show "Fox News Sunday."

Uncertainty at CNN

Wallace's departure comes at a time of uncertainty for CNN. The network has seen a decline in ratings in recent months, and there have been reports of internal turmoil.

It is unclear who will replace Wallace as the host of "Who's Talking to Chris Wallace?" CNN has not yet announced any plans for the show.