Leigh Sales, the acclaimed ABC reporter and host of the 7.30 show, has recently announced her decision to take a sabbatical for six months. Her departure from the program that she has anchored for over a decade has prompted speculations and anticipation about her next move.
Embracing Motherhood
Sales revealed that the primary reason for her temporary withdrawal from professional life is to focus on her family. With her children, James and Daniel, growing older and attending school, Sales has emphasized the need to be more present during the evenings – a time typically consumed by her demanding work schedule.
Recharging After Years of Journalism
With over a decade of rigorous journalism under her belt, Sales’ decision to take a break is both timely and well-deserved. The break offers her a chance to rejuvenate and revitalize, to come back with renewed vigor and passion.
The Future of Sales in Radio
In recent interviews, Sales has expressed an interest in radio as a medium. However, there is no official confirmation as to whether she will pursue a career in radio after her break. Fans and media pundits alike eagerly await more details on her next career move.
A Temporary Farewell to 7.30
Sales’ departure from the 7.30 show is an end of an era for the program. While she has not mentioned any definitive plans of leaving ABC entirely, her absence from the show leaves a significant void.
New Challenges on the Horizon?
There are many speculations about whether Sales will return to ABC in a new role or explore opportunities outside the network. Her credibility as a journalist and her extensive portfolio of interviews suggest that she will have various exciting options to consider.
A Lasting Impact
Regardless of the path she chooses, Leigh Sales’ contribution to the media industry, particularly to ABC, remains indisputable. Her insightful and hard-hitting journalism has left a lasting impression on her audience. The industry and her loyal audience now eagerly anticipate her return, possibly in a new avatar, ready to conquer new challenges and deliver the quality journalism she is known for.
