Journalist Olivia Nuzzi Finds New Job Opportunity One Year Following RFK Jr. Controversy
In a surprising turn of events, political journalist Olivia Nuzzi has joined Vanity Fair as its West Coast editor. This announcement was made on a specific Thursday, as stated on Vanity Fair's official website.
Nuzzi, known for her work as a political journalist, previously profiled Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for New York magazine in November 2023, before he became a loyalist for President Donald Trump. The relationship between Nuzzi and Kennedy Jr. started online, following their in-person interview, and was not disclosed prior to their connection.
The focus of Nuzzi's work at Vanity Fair will be on the events, industries, and culture of the Pacific region. She will edit stories across platforms and topic areas, and will also contribute articles for the magazine.
Nuzzi's departure from New York magazine was due to a personal relationship with Kennedy Jr., a fact she disclosed to CNN when the news broke. She expressed her honor at landing the role at Vanity Fair, but also acknowledged that the relationship should have been disclosed to prevent the appearance of a conflict.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is now the Health and Human Services Secretary. He is married to "Curb Your Enthusiasm" actor Cheryl Hines, whom he married in 2014.
It is important to note that the search results do not provide information about the new editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair on the West Coast.
Nuzzi parted ways with New York magazine in October 2024, marking a significant shift in her career. As she embarks on this new journey with Vanity Fair, we look forward to seeing the insights and perspectives she will bring to the Pacific region's events, industries, and culture.
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