Mariya Shriver
USABiography of Maria Shriver
Maria Owings Shriver was born in 1955. Her mother, Eunice, is the sister of former US President John F. Kennedy. Maria Shriver, the First Lady of California, returned to work at NBC, but in a new role. Now, instead of news broadcasts, the wife of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger will host programs on less pressing topics. The first one was dedicated to American animal trainer Roy Horn. During a performance in Las Vegas, he was attacked by a tiger and miraculously survived. Shriver had not appeared on television for a long time. During her husband's election campaign, she had to take a leave of absence. Immediately after Schwarzenegger's election as governor, she wanted to continue her successful journalism career while fulfilling her duties as the state's First Lady. However, NBC considered it a conflict of interest since Shriver hosted political programs. She had to part ways with journalism. She stated then that she would "find a way to return to the airwaves." And it seems that Maria has found such a way.
Maria Owings Shriver was born in 1955. Her mother, Eunice, is the sister of former US President John F. Kennedy. By the way, Maria's brother, Bobby, has decided to venture into politics. He has started small by running for the Santa Monica City Council. In 1986, Maria married Schwarzenegger. The couple has four children, with their eldest, Katherine, being 14 years old, and their youngest, Christopher, being 5 years old.
