Soledad O'Brien is the anchor for CNN morning show Starting Point with Soledad O'Brien and special correspondent for CNN/U.S. She is the chairman of Starfish Media Group, a 360-media production company and distributor.
Early Life (Childhood)Soledad O'Brien was born in St.James, New York, United States. O'Brien's parents, both immigrants, met at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.
Interesting FactsO'Brien was the only broadcast journalist permitted to travel with First Lady Laura Bush to Moscow in 2003 and She has important part of the 2012 Presidential Election also.
Personal LifeShe married with Brad Raymond the banker in 1995 and gave birth to twin sons (her 3rd and 4th children) at age 37, Charles Raymond and Jackson Raymond on August 30, 2004. Children's father is her husband, Bradley Raymond.
NETWORTH And ACHIEVEMENTO'Brien was awarded the NAACP President's Award in 2007 and in 2008 The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health's Goodermote Humanitarian Award. She has won many awards and also was nominated for many.
RumorThere is a rumors that she pushed out at CNN and also The New York post reports that the new boss Zucker is giving O'Brien's morning slot to Erin Burnett.
