Billy Bush

Television journalist and radio host

Billy Bush - Television journalist and radio host
Born

October 13th, 1971
53 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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A television journalist and radio host primarily recognized for work with Access Hollywood. Hosted the show during a period of high visibility in the entertainment industry. Previously worked as a correspondent for the Today Show. Involved in the controversy surrounding a 2016 leaked tape featuring Donald Trump, which led to significant media attention. Continues to work in media and has hosted various radio programs.

Hosted Access Hollywood

Served as a correspondent for the Today Show

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