Lee Cowan: the CBS News National Correspondent for the CBS Evening News and substitute anchor for CBS Sunday Morning is best known for his work in NBC affiliate WLWT in Cincinnati.
Amazing god gifted voice owner Lee Cowan has successfully won millions of hearts. Today we are going to talk about his net-worth, career, and awards.
Lee Cowan's net worth
Because of his hard work and diligence Lee is able to make a huge amount of net-worth. According to various sources, Lee Cowan's estimated net worth includes stocks, properties, and luxury goods such as yachts are grown significantly in 2017. His estimated salary is 200K and his estimated Net-Worth is $2 million.
Lee Cowan Source: Newsbusters
Lee Cowan has been named CBS News national correspondent, effective Nov also he is a first class reporter and one of the best storytellers in his generation of broadcast journalists.
Lee Cowan is married life
Lee Cowan is married to Molly Palmer with whom he was working for a long time for NBC’s “Today” show. The couple tied the knot on 14 April
WASHINGTON, APRIL 14 Molly Palmer and Lee Cowan and their wedding car, a classic Bentley. source: The New York Times
After their marriage, the couple told:
“We’re very lucky people I think right now, but we might not be lucky. We might have a child who gets sick, we might have a problem at work, but I feel that we both could handle that. We’re able to tackle anything that comes up in our lives together, that’s what makes me very sure that I’ve picked the right life partner.”
Lee and Molly Palmer Cowan Expecting First Child. After 2 years of marriage life, the duo was expecting child and finally welcomed Baby Boy on Dec 2016.
Lee and Molly Palmer Cowan Welcome Baby Boy Source: Adweek
As the couple spending their life together they must be in a solid bond and there is no any rumors and news which would lead to their separation.
Lee Cowan's career and awards
Television Journalist was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. In 1988 he was graduated from the University of Washington. In 2007 Lee started his career working for NBC Nightly News as a news reporter till 2011. After that, he started working for CBS Evening News. Later on, he also joined WWMT, virtual channel in between 1995 to 1996