TV Anchors' Bitter Divorce Erupts in Court Battle

Former CBS anchor Josh Elliott and news anchor Liz Cho have reportedly filed for divorce after nearly ten years of marriage, sparking a contentious legal battle. The divorce documents, filed in Connecticut on June 20, 2025, indicate that Elliott cited the marriage had "broken down irretrievably." He requested an equal distribution of assets.

In response, Liz Cho filed a cross-complaint in November 2025, echoing the sentiment of an irretrievable breakdown. Cho has reportedly submitted extensive discovery requests, seeking details about financial records and personal communications, potentially related to infidelity allegations. Elliott's legal team has countered, labeling these requests "excessive."

Elliott has also alleged that Cho monitored his communications and neglected their pets. Despite the acrimony, sources suggest such disputes are not uncommon in high-profile divorces, with no confirmation of infidelity currently available. Their next court date is set for March 20, 2026.

Before their legal separation, Elliott and Cho shared a history rooted in journalism, having met at ABC News in the early 2010s. They married in July 2015 in California. Both had daughters from previous relationships.