CNN executive Allison Gollust resigns following investigation

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Allison Gollust, the woman with whom former CNN President Jeff Zucker was having an affair, has resigned from her position as the network’s chief marketing officer following a third-party investigation.

WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar announced to CNN in a memo Tuesday that Gollust had resigned as chief marketing officer after the inquiry found ethical violations as a result of the relationship. CNN media correspondent Brian Stelter shared the memo on Twitter.

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