Maury Povich Addresses ‘Gold Diggers’ Allegations in Connie Chung Marriage
Maury Povich says his wife, Connie Chung, earned far more than he did when they married. He addressed jokes about being a gold digger during a recent interview.
Remarks from the Interview
The 87-year-old television host spoke with comedian Adam Friedland for Interview magazine. He said Chung was making roughly ten times his income at the time they tied the knot.
Povich laughed about the accusation and treated the gold diggers suggestion as a joke. The couple have now been married for about 41 years.
Connie Chung on Maury’s Private Side
In a prior conversation with PEOPLE, Chung described a different side of her husband. She said he is an enthusiastic reader and a keen student of politics and history.
Chung added that Povich surprises people with his intellect. She suggested he could out-debate many so-called intellectuals.
Career Context and Public Image
Maury built a long television career, including a show known for resolving paternity questions. That program shaped much of his public persona.
The income contrast highlights dynamics in their marriage. Observers note the couple’s longevity despite different career paths.
What This Means for the Couple
The remarks prompted renewed interest in their relationship. Filmogaz.com will continue to follow responses and context around the story.
- Maury Povich, 87, spoke with Adam Friedland for Interview magazine.
- Connie Chung reportedly earned about ten times his income when they married.
- The pair have been married for approximately 41 years.
- Chung previously described Povich as a voracious reader and history buff.
