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CBS Star Correspondent Lara Logan in a Family Way
Lara Logan, the CBS Iraq correspondent who gave an awesome interview to Jon Stewart and was promptly promoted to "Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent" in D.C., gave her first interview since arriving home, only to find herself mired in a non-scandal about how she—gasp!—slept with some people while she was covering the war. The biggest takeaway? She's pregnant! It wasn't planned, she tells the Washington Post's Howard Kurtz, but she says she's "looking forward to being a mom."
Logan, whose divorce from energy lobbyist Jason Siemon is slated to become final in the next two weeks, says she's planning on marrying the father, contractor Joseph Burkett, but doesn't say when. In the meanwhile, we'd all do well to forget that the National Enquirer ever made this a story in the first place: Logan was single when she started seeing Burkett, and Burkett, while technically married, had been separated from his wife for six months. Neither Logan's relationship with Burkett nor her previous relationship with CNN's Michael Ware are anyone's business but her own and the two male principals. Though we do admit that the tale of Burkett and Ware duking it out over Logan in a Baghdad safe house would probably make a pretty awesome template for a screenplay.
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Lara Logan, the CBS Iraq correspondent who gave an awesome interview to Jon Stewart and was promptly promoted to "Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent" in D.C., gave her first interview since arriving home, only to find herself mired in a non-scandal about how she—gasp!—slept with some people while she was covering the war. The biggest takeaway? She's pregnant! It wasn't planned, she tells the Washington Post's Howard Kurtz, but she says she's "looking forward to being a mom."
Logan, whose divorce from energy lobbyist Jason Siemon is slated to become final in the next two weeks, says she's planning on marrying the father, contractor Joseph Burkett, but doesn't say when. In the meanwhile, we'd all do well to forget that the National Enquirer ever made this a story in the first place: Logan was single when she started seeing Burkett, and Burkett, while technically married, had been separated from his wife for six months. Neither Logan's relationship with Burkett nor her previous relationship with CNN's Michael Ware are anyone's business but her own and the two male principals. Though we do admit that the tale of Burkett and Ware duking it out over Logan in a Baghdad safe house would probably make a pretty awesome template for a screenplay.
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