Happily Married With A Kid- Christiane Amanpour And Her Husband James Rubi-Details Here!

Christiane Amanpour, a 59-year-old, British-Iranian journalist, and television host is a married woman.

The Chief International Correspondent for CNN married her husband James Rubin in 1998, and they have been living together since.

So, how is their married life going on at present? Are they happy with each other? Also, how many children do Christiane Amanpour and James Rubin have? 

Christiane Amanpour and James Rubin’s Married Life

Christiane Amanpour and James Rubin have been married for 19 years now, and despite their successful and busy professional lives, they have kept their marriage alive so far.

Though both Christiane and James don’t brag about each other on social media, they are still together. Not every couple needs to post photos on Insta to show their love! 

Christiane, 59 and James, 57, exchanged their vows and tied the knot in 1998 at the Church of Santo Stefano in Bracciano in Italy, and later Rabbi Guy D. Hall performed Jewish ceremony at Castello Orsini-Odescalchi.

The couple first met in 1997,  Ms. Amanpour was on a s signment, and Mr. Rubin was traveling with Secretary of State Madeleine K Albright. The couple hasn't talked about their love story, but we can a s sume that they fell in love within a year and then tied the knot.

They were also listed as one of the world’s 15 most powerful couples in 2012 by Forbes.

So, in all these years of being together, does the couple share any child together? What do you think?

Do Christiane Amanpour and James Rubin Have Children?

Christiane Amanpour and James Rubin have a son together. Reportedly, both Christiane and James are fond of their kid, and Christain loves to see Rugby games with her son whenever she has the time. 

Their only child Darius John Rubin was born in 2000.

Quick Facts:

• Christiane Amanpour was born on 12th of January 1958 (age-59).
• She was born in London, England.
• She was born to Muslim father Mahmoud Amanpour, Christian mother, Patricia Hill.
• She was sent to study in boarding school in England when she was 11-year-old.
• Attended an all-girls school in Chalfont St. Peter.
• Later moved to the United States to study journalism at University of Rhode Island's Harrington School of Communication and Media.
• Began her career in 1983.