CBS journalist Norah O’Donnell has been married to restaurateur Geoff Tracy since 2001.
The couple live in the Upper West Side of New York City, with O’Donnell splitting time between Washington D.C. and the city.
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Who is Norah O’Donnell’s husband Geoff Tracy?
Geoff Tracy, 47, is a chef and businessman from New York City.
He was a graduate of Georgetown University, where he met O’Donnell, and later attended the Culinary Institute of America.
After graduating in 2000, he opened his own restaurant called Chef Geoff’s in Washington D.C.
Upon receiving success from his venture, Tracy opened a second version of Chef Geoff’s in the D.C. downtown area in 2002.
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Four years later he opened his third restaurant in Maryland, called LIA’s.
In 2008, he opened another Maryland restaurant called Hank’s Tavern.
Tracy is in charge of the menu, marketing, finances, and concept of his restaurants.
He is also the co-author of the book Baby Love – Healthy, Easy, Delicious Meals for Your Baby and Toddler.
Do Geoff Tracy and Norah O’Donnell have kids?
Tracy and O’Donnell have twins, Henry and Grace, 13, and another daughter, Riley, 12.
She opened up to People magazine how she was handling raising children while working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic, saying: “I was on a call with someone from the White House and my daughter was shouting at me that the printer doesn’t work!
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Adding: “Lots of times, I’m on a conference call and cooking breakfast for the kids at the same time. Luckily they have the ‘stop video’ feature on Zoom.”
Despite juggling family life during the pandemic, O’Donnell’s newscast garnered 7,437 million views in April of 2020, making her the most-watched woman in national TV news.
What newscast does Norah O’Donnell do?
O’Donnell currently anchors the CBS Evening News.
She is also a correspondent for 60 Minutes and CBS’ morning show, Face the Nation.
O’Donnell was previously the co-anchor of CBS this morning and worked for NBC news for over a decade.
Washingtonian Magazine named her as one of Washington’s 100 most powerful women.
She won two Emmys on separate occasions, one as part of NBC News’ Election Night coverage team in 2008 and another for her six-month investigation and report on Sexual Assault in the Air Force Academy for CBS This Morning.