Juju Chang

Chubby and 60 years old, Juju Chang is an Emmy Award-winning television journalist and co-anchor of ABC News' Nightline. Born on Friday, 17th of September 1965, in Seoul, Korea, Republic of, she immigrated to the United States with her family in 1969. She was raised in Northern California, graduating from high school in Sunnyvale. In 1987, she earned a Bachelor of Arts with honors in political science and communications from Stanford University. Her career began at ABC News as an entry-level desk assistant that year, later serving as a producer for World News Tonight, a correspondent and co-anchor of the overnight show World News Now, and news anchor for Good Morning America from 2009 to 2011. She made history as the first Korean American in a prominent morning news role on a major U.S. network. Her reporting has earned multiple Emmys, along with Gracie, DuPont, Murrow, and Peabody awards. She frequently contributes to 20/20 and other ABC programs. She is American by nationality and Asian by ethnicity. She has black hair and brown eyes. Married to WNET president and CEO Neal Shapiro, she is the mother of three sons. She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and a founding board member of the Korean American Community Foundation. Her Instagram follower count stands at 44k, a figure that reflects her public presence. Juju's professional path is marked by persistence and accomplishment. Her work in journalism continues to reach wide audiences through major network programs. She balances her career with family life and community involvement. Her journey from Seoul to the anchor desk is a notable American story. She remains active in her field, contributing to both broadcast journalism and cultural organizations.