| 1. Julie Chen Moonves is of Chinese descent and her family immigrated to the U.S. after the Chinese Civil War. |
| 2. She aspired to study at Wellesley College but chose USC instead after high school. |
| 3. Started her media journey as an intern where she managed calls and faxes. |
| 4. Worked her way up from a desk assistant to a producer at ABC News. |
| 5. Reported for WCBS-TV and transitioned to CBS early morning shows that shaped her career. |
| 6. Nicknamed 'Chenbot' during her early hosting days on 'Big Brother' due to her scripted interactions. |
| 7. Left 'The Talk' amid controversies surrounding her husband, Les Moonves. |
| 8. Revealed her family's financial struggles and her grandfather's polygamist past in an episode of 'The Talk'. |
| 9. Julie Chen Moonves is of Chinese descent; her family are Chinese immigrants |
| 10. Her maternal grandfather Lou Gaw Tong was a self-made businessman who became wealthy through grocery stores |
| 11. Started her media journey as an intern answering phones and making faxes at CBS Morning News |
| 12. Reported for WCBS-TV before transitioning to CBS early morning shows |
| 13. Turned the phrase but first into Big Brother's official catchphrase |
| 14. Left The Talk in 2018 following sexual assault and harassment allegations against her husband Les Moonves |
| 15. Embraced Christianity in 2018, which became a transformative spiritual awakening documented in her 2023 audiobook |
