10 Things NBC’s ‘Today’ Learned From A Rare Step Into The Limelight By Priscilla Chan
Facebook Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s wife, Priscilla Chan has kept a low profile, but she gave her first-ever television interview, to Savannah Guthrie, which aired on NBC’s “Today” Friday morning, and “Today” pointed out 10 things that were learned about Chan during the interview:
Facebook Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s wife, Priscilla Chan has kept a low profile, but she gave her first-ever television interview, to Savannah Guthrie, which aired on NBC’s “Today” Friday morning, and “Today” pointed out 10 things that were learned about Chan during the interview:
- Chan has no issues with her husband’s “hoodie” habit, as long as the hoodies are clean and not worn to events such as weddings.
- Education is “an incredibly personal issue” for her.
- She “was really uptight” while growing up.
- She is fluent in English, Spanish, and Cantonese.
- She was voted “class genius” in high school.
- She wants to become a mother one day.
- She and Zuckerberg love taking care of their Hungarian Sheepdog, Beast.
- She finds it odd that people are curious about her, telling Guthrie, “I’m just someone who’s training to be a doctor.”
- The first time she met Zuckerberg was while waiting in line for the bathroom at a fraternity party at Harvard University.
- She wishes more people could see Zuckerberg the way she sees him.
For much more, please see this post from “Today,” as well as the video below.
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