Tamron Hall

Tamron Hall began her successful career in broadcast journalism in 1992 and has since become a recognized figure in the industry. Among her roles, she served as a national news correspondent for NBC News, a daytime anchor for MSNBC, and a co-host of "Today's Take" on "The Today Show". In 2019, Hall debuted her self-titled syndicated daytime talk show "Tamron Hall," which has since won her two Daytime Emmy Awards. Hall also made a guest appearance on "General Hospital" in 2019 and served as the "Tell All" reunion host for seasons 6 through 9 of "Sister Wives".

Alongside her television roles, Hall also hosts the series "Deadline: Crime" on the Investigation Discovery channel, a show dedicated to her older sister, whose death was ruled a homicide in 2004 and remains unsolved. In 2016, the channel premiered the TV special "Guns on Campus: Tamron Hall Investigates". Hall's dedication to anti-domestic violence campaigns is also reflected in her work on "Deadline: Crime with Tamron Hall". In 2022, she began hosting another true crime series titled "Someone They Knew... with Tamron Hall".

In addition to her work on television, Hall is an accomplished author. Her debut novel, "As the Wicked Watch," was published in 2021 and marked the beginning of the Jordan Manning mystery series. The second book in the series, "Watch Where They Hide," was released in 2024. Furthermore, Hall has received several honors, including the Gracie Award for Outstanding Talk Show Host in 2020 and multiple NAACP Image Awards nominations for her talk show and hosting. She was inducted into the Temple University Klein College of Media and Communication Alumni Hall of Fame in 2010 and received the honorary title of 2017 Honorary Muse by the Krewe of Muses.