Ex-wife of Thomas Calcoate, Laurie Dhue, already engaged to Joe Schrank? Getting married soon?

Laurie Walker Dhue is renowned as a television journalist, founder, and CEO of Laurie Dhue Media. Former Fox News Channel anchor, Laurie, had worked at CNN and MSNBC. Laurie was an alcoholic earlier but after completing her 15 years of treatment privately, now she is not suffering from alcoholism. She had quit drinking alcohol and drug on March 14, 2007. She revealed her top secret that she met President George W. Bush when she was drunk, while she was invited to the reception and got the chance to meet the president.

Laurie Dhue married Thomas Calcoate on 1^st June 1996, but her married life was not successful so they got divorced. After that, Laurie fell in love with Joe Schrank, and Laurie got engaged with Joe Schrank in August 2014 at Molly Pitcher Inn, United States. Dhue's future husband Joe Schrank currently lives in New York City and the newly engaged couple will marry soon. There is not any news or information about Dhue’s children and family. 

 

#tbt day early to that time I got married on June 1, 1996. Hard to believe it was 20 years ago today! Oh how I loved-- and still love-- that dress. And while the marriage ended in divorce after just a few years, I have no regrets. I was in #love. I have always looked at it as an interesting life experience… One that has not yet been repeated, but perhaps one day will. You never know! #weddings #weddingdress #lifeexperiences #noregrets #atlanta #southernweddings

A photo posted by Laurie Dhue (@lauriedhue) on Jun 1, 2016 at 6:16am PDT

Laurie Dhue was born on 10 February 1969 in Chapel Hill, North Carolin, additionally, she spent her childhood in Atlanta, Georgia. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, in political science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is the eldest daughter of her family. During her journalism career, she started as an intern in WSB-TV in Atlanta after that she worked at MSNBC as a host in Special Edition, then she again joined CNN, where she served from 1990 to 1999. She left CNN and joined Fox News channel.