Bidding farewell to "60 Minutes" after 20 years, Anderson Cooper said balancing the show with CNN anchoring and raising his sons was "challenging."

CBS News head Bari Weiss suffered an embarrassing public blow on Sunday when Anderson Cooper, one of the most recognized news anchors in the world, was allowed to deliver thinly veiled criticism of her leadership — catching her completely off guard.

In a heartfelt sign-off, Cooper reflects on the stories, risks, adventures, and human connections that defined his two decades with television's most iconic newsmagazine.

For his final “60 Minutes” appearance, Cooper revisited his career in an “Overtime” segment, reflecting on a montage of sit-down interviews with figures like Prince Harry, Lady Gaga and Adele, along with conversations with lesser-known individuals whose stories also left an impact.

Anderson Cooper said goodbye to 60 Minutes after 20 years as one of the show’s correspondents. “There’s very few things that have been around for as long as 60 Minutes has and [have been able to]

'I hope 60 Minutes remains 60 Minutes.'

The CNN anchor welcomed son Wyatt Morgan in April 2020 and son Sebastian Luke in February 2022, and he co-parents the boys with his friend and former partner Benjamin Maisani. See some of their cutest family photos over the years.

Anderson Cooper gave a heartfelt sign-off in his final "60 minutes" on Sunday night – after an impressive 20 years on the air. The trailblazing news anchor, who is the son of the

I hope the core of what ‘60 Minutes’ is always remains,” the journalist says as he exits CBS News to focus on CNN and his two kids

Anderson Cooper’s farewell took “60 Minutes” viewers on a career retrospective that ended where it usually began: With the newsman stating his name. But this time Cooper struggled through tears to utter those three iconic words that reporters on the show say at the top of the show.

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