Byron Pitts

Byron Pitts is a journalist who has won many Emmy Awards and is best recognized for his work at ABC News. He is currently a co-anchor for the network’s late-night news program, Nightline. Prior to that, he worked for The CBS Evening News and 60 Minutes as a national correspondent.

Byron Pitts’s Net Worth and Earnings

Byron Pitts has acquired a large wealth for himself since commencing his journalism career in 1983. He has an astounding net worth of $5 million as of early 2020. He attributes the most of his wealth to his nearly four-decade career as a writer.

Similarly, his annual remuneration for his job on ABC might range from $99 thousand to $106 thousand. He now works alongside Juju Chang as a co-anchor on ABC’s late-night news program Nightline. According to sources, the pay for an Abc News Nightline special correspondent ranges from $85914 to $123304.

 Byron Pitts With His Co-Anchor Juju Chang (Source: Instagram@byronpittsabc)

Pitts joined CBS News in 1997 and worked as a chief national correspondent for the CBS Evening News until March 2013. As a result, he may make almost $167482 every year. Janet Shamlian, another CBS Evening News reporter, has a net worth of $700,000.

He also launched his book, Step Out on Nothing: How Faith and Family Helped Me Conquer Life’s Challenges, on September 29, 2009.

Early years

On October 21, 1960, he was born in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. He is the son of factory worker Clarice Pitts and news producer and network vice president William Pitts. Saundra Pitts is his older sister, while William M. Pitts is his brother. He is currently an American citizen of mixed ethnicity.