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Inside edition long-time host and yarn
Tycoon, Deborah Norville is a two-time Emmy award winning journalist. Debroah
has covered diverse range of stories in her long media career; fulfilling many
roles such as news reporter, anchor, television co-host, radio-host, and celebrity
gossip-investigations-crime stories focused television journalist in her long
career since 1978. No wonder, her name has been attached to reputable media outlets such as
WAGA-TV, WMAQ-TV, NBC, ABC Talk Radio Networks, CBS, MSNBC, and Inside Edition.
She has been an active soul in the industry since 1978. Since 1995, she has been impressing fans as a
vocal anchor of Inside Edition. Moving on to her physical configuration, she
is not a tall woman with the height of 5 feet and 8 inches. However, she still
looks breathtaking for a woman of 57. Impressively, curvaceous Deborah body
measurements are 34-25-36 inches. Other
of her high physical sex appeal contributing factors are well maintain blonde hair
wavy hairstyle), winsome face, shapely breasts and thighs, and appreciable long
legs. She is the kind of person who doesn't believe in showing off her assets,
but that doesn't mean she hasn't worn short dresses. Talking about her
relationship status, she is happily married wife of Karl Wellner, a businessman.
Karl and Debroah married in the year 1987. The loving couple has three
children; two sons and a daughter. Norville has spoken several times in the
media about parenting her children. She feels parenting her child is the most
toughest and rewarding job she ever hard. Sometimes, even a star like
Norville gets into criticism. However, it has always been hard for her to
understand the 1991 breastfeeding scandal that surrounded her like ghost that
year. It was the year 1991 when she took maternity leave shortly after giving
birth to her first child. However, she never starred for NBC ever again. If you didn't know, NBC
Today's show rating really declined after she joined the show. It's clear that NBC wanted
to remove her and they had every right to do so. However, it was very immature
of the NBC network executive to criticize Debroah for her breastfeeding
pictures after her departure. The executive was quoted labeling Debroah
breastfeeding pictures" self-serving and embarrassing" in a People magazine story which was covering Debroah
post departure situation and what it meant for new arrival, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katie_Couric">Katie Couric</a>. Not only that, the period
was really difficult for her. She just shared the loving picture and a flurry
of media scrutiny blew in. Many articles started projecting her as an icequeen
ignoring her rich history. Her fans still feels that
she deserves an apology from NBC. In fact, Debroah was the same person who had
boosted ratings for "NBC News at Sunrise" before joining NBC's Today.
And, she was the same person who had won an Emmy during her tenure on Today. Just
because show rating went down, it is really unwise to personal attack someone
who had already departed. Well, loss for NBC proved to
be a gain for ABC network radio. After leaving ABC radio, she joined CBS, moved
from CBS to MSNBC. And later, she ultimately joined Inside Edition in 1995. Her life story is really
what everyone can relate to. From what she has said, her job option is not
something that she chose for herself, but for her children, family and balanced
life. And it's true that Debroah once left her job as on-the-road journalist after
being emotionally moved by a story of a woman who did everything to steal away her
son from her ex-husband, who had violated their mutual agreement. Some of her notable work
credits are 1979 interview with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter">President</a> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter">Jimmy Carter</a>, 1990 interview with British
<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Thatcher">prime minister</a> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Thatcher">Margaret Thatcher</a> (shortly after Iraq's Kuwait invasion), 1989 documentary
on violent teenage girls called "Bad Girls which became one of the most
watched NBC shows the week it aired, NBC's coverage of democratic uprising in
Romania ( won her first Emmy for her works), 1994 Mississippi flood coverage
for CBS's 48 hours ( for which she won her second Emmy), Davidson County NC
jail coverage ( she literally stayed in the jail for a week) and <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paula_Jones">Paula Jones</a>
interview. Her Inside Edition
credentials are something that an aspiring journalist will only dream of. For the
refreshing show Inside Out, she has not only covered celebrities lives, but
also numerous crime stories and investigations. Nevertheless, she has also kept
the show fresh and simple. Going to a retrospection
mode, young Debroah was a talent-girl who had won a local beauty pageant competition
in her teen days (high school senior). In her late teens, she represented
Georgia in the 1976 America's Junior Miss pageant. The competition totally
changed her life. She had never thought she would move to television forfeiting
her early dreams of being a lawyer. However, she decided she will go for a switch
after watching CBS Television production team working behind the scenes during
the beauty competition. No wonder, she enjoys an
appreciable net worth of 3 million US dollars. Awesomely, she is also a best-selling
author and has her own line of yarns for Knit and crochet enthusiasts. Nevertheless, Debroah is a
bluestocking as well. She is a celebrated First Honor Journalism graduate from
University of Georgia who completed "summa cum laude" scoring 4.0
grade point average in three years. Plus, she was also member of Delta Delta
Delta Sorority and the Main Court of the University's Student Judiciary. Fans can followe her on her
Twitter (13.4 k followers) and Instagram profile. Her twitter handle is @Debroah
Norville, and he twitter description is given as: "I
talk for a living: Inside Edition Anchor. I knit for therapy:
DeborahNorvilleYarn. Doing the juggle as wife/mom and author/lecturer  New York dnorville.com  Joined November 2008"

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