Suzanne Malveaux is an American television news journalist. She was born on December 4, 1966, in Lansing, Michigan, United States.

Sussan has previously served as the CNN White House Correspondent. She also co-anchored the CNN International News Program.

Sussan’s father, Floyd Joseph Malveaux was a doctor who became the Dean of the College of Medicine at Howard University.

Among other achievements at Howard, Floyd was a founder of the University’s National Humane  Genome Center.

Susan’s mother, Myrna Maria Ruiz is a retired school teacher. Sussan has French, Spanish, and African ancestry.

The television journalist shared that some members of her family identify as biracial or black but she considers herself to be black.

Suzanne Malveaux illness: What disease does Suzanne Malveaux have?

Suzanne Malveaux is not known to have any diseases, however, she shared that her mother had ALS, a fatal disease that affects the brain and nerves.

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