Gayle King isn't ready to make any announcements about her future at CBS - at least not on the Golden Globes red carpet. The longtime “CBS Mornings” anchor was asked about her plans at the network while speaking with Variety's Marc Malkin at the Variety Golden Globes Pre-Show presented by Amazon Fire TV.

Gayle King marked another milestone at CBS Mornings on Friday, Jan. 9, rewearing the now-iconic yellow and white dress she has donned every year since her first day on the show 14 years ago.

Gayle King has reached a compromise with CBS, Rob Shuter reported in his Naughty But Nice Substack on Friday 9. The CBS Mornings host, 71, has agreed to take a percent pay cut ahead of her contract expiring in May,

Gayle King joined CBS This Morning as an anchor in January 2012 and has been with the show, now rebranded as CBS Mornings, ever since

Boohoo Gayle. Flying business class is so challenging,’ someone told the CBS News anchor after she posted a video lamenting she couldn’t look out the window on her flight home

TV personality Gayle King has recently shared how she "hated" being tall when she was in her early adolescence.

The news host will remain at the network, but will work significantly fewer hours for less pay, according to insiders.

Amid a hurricane of speculation about Gayle King’s future at CBS, Page Six has learned that the “CBS Mornings” co-host had a “low key lunch” with the network’s swashbuckling new news chief Bari Weiss.