Journalist Keith Morrison recently spoke about his late stepson Matthew Perry‘s death investigation. With Morrison’s strong defense against his stepson’s offenders, fans are growing curious about the journalist’s personal life. As a result, the Dateline NBC correspondent’s spouse is piquing interest. So, who is Keith Morrison’s wife and when did the pair first meet?
Here is everything you need to know about the Morrison’s spouse, their kids, and the couple’s relationship history.
Who is Keith Morrison married to?
Keith Morrison is married to Suzanne Perry.
Similar to her husband, Suzanne Perry hails from Canada. As per Matthew Perry’s memoir — Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing — she pursued her education at the University of Toronto and a full-time career in the field of journalism. After achieving success as a journalist and TV anchor, Suzanne Perry entered politics and ended up becoming the press secretary of former Canadian Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau.
How many kids do Keith Morrison and Suzanne Perry have?
Morrison and Perry have four kids together.
The couple welcomed their first child in 1981 whom they named, Caitlin. Four years later, their second child, Emily, was born. In 1987, they had their third child and first son, named Will. Two years later, they welcomed Madeline.
Additionally, Keith Morrison and his wife Perry share children from their previous relationships. Suzanne Perry has Matthew Perry from her previous marriage with actor John Bennett Perry. On the other hand, Morrison has a son Michael from his previous relationship.
Keith Morrison and Suzanne Perry’s relationship history
Keith Morrison and Suzanne Perry met in 1979 when Matthew Perry was 10 years old. Two years later, they tied the knot and shifted their base to Ottawa. Morrison and Perry were also loving and caring parents to the late Friends actor. This was seen when the couple stood by Matthew Perry when he was struggling with medication addiction.
As of 2024, Keith Morrison and Suzanne Perry continue to share their love and support for one another.