How To Contact Don Lemon…

Email Don Lemon on his Official Site, lmnteam@unitedtalent.com (Team), thedonlemonshow@substack.com (Substack), contact@support.donlemon.com (Support), or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Don Lemon at one of his book signings, movie/TV shows, live events, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Send your autograph request and a self-addressed stamped envelope to get Don Lemon’s autograph. Send Don Lemon a fan mail letter care/of:

Don Lemon
c/o Carole Cooper
United Talent Agency (UTA)
888 7th Ave.
New York, NY 10106

Don Lemon’s talent agency is:

Jay Sures
c/o United Talent Agency (UTA)
9336 Civic Center Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Don Lemon’s management is:

Lemon Media Network (LMN)
New York, NY

Don Lemon does not have a publicist.

Don Lemon is connected to Beyoncé through her music, discussing her decision to create a country album and addressing the implications of her artistic choices around race in the music industry.

Don Lemon is connected to Anderson Cooper through CNN, where they were both anchors. However, controversies surrounding Lemon’s on-air comments and firing strained their relationship.

Don Lemon occasionally comments on philanthropy and public health, in which Bill Gates is influential due to his extensive work through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Don Lemon is connected to Bill Maher through his appearance in Real Time with Bill Maher, where he discusses his experiences as a Black gay man in “uncomfortable spaces.”

Don Lemon is connected to Chris Cuomo as a former colleague at CNN, where they co-hosted a podcast. Their relationship became strained following Cuomo’s dismissal from the network.

Don Lemon is connected to Dana Bash as moderator for CNN’s Democratic presidential primary debates, where they worked together alongside Jake Tapper to facilitate candidate discussions.

Don Lemon is connected to Sean “Diddy” Combs through his extensive coverage of Diddy’s legal troubles, including his 2024 arrest and charges related to racketeering and sex trafficking.

Don Lemon is connected to Donald Trump as a critic. Lemon frequently addressed Trump’s rhetoric and policies, often emphasizing the negative impact he believes Trump has on democracy.

Don Lemon is connected to Drake by calling for the rapper and other celebrities to take more active roles in supporting social justice movements during the protests following George Floyd’s death, urging them to leverage their influence for meaningful change rather than remain silent.

Don Lemon is connected to Dwayne Johnson through Lemon’s appreciation for Johnson’s support of the Black Lives Matter movement, where he thanked Johnson for calling for compassionate leadership during a critical time of racial unrest in the U.S. following the death of George Floyd.

Don Lemon is connected to Elon Musk through a legal dispute over a canceled show on Musk’s social media platform, X. Lemon sued Musk after the planned partnership for a show on X was abruptly terminated, alleging fraud and breach of contract.

Don Lemon is connected to Erin Burnett through his surprise return to CNN as a guest on her show, Erin Burnett OutFront, on September 16, 2024. He discussed his new book and current events, marking his first appearance on the network since his firing in April 2023.

Don Lemon is connected to Jake Tapper through their work at CNN. They co-hosted events like Democratic presidential debates and commented on major political topics.

Don Lemon is connected to JD Vance through an interview with Sofia Nelson, a former classmate and friend of Vance. They discussed Vance’s moral shift and abandonment of his earlier values.

Don Lemon is connected to Jeff Zucker through CNN, where Lemon praised Zucker as the “backbone” of the network and delivered a tearful eulogy following Zucker’s resignation.

Don Lemon is connected to Jesse Watters as a commentator on opposing networks. Watters criticizes Lemon’s views and decisions on Fox News regarding Lemon’s commentary on patriotism.

Don Lemon is connected to Joe Biden as a former CNN anchor who hosted Biden, including a town hall meeting where they discussed COVID-19 vaccination efforts and misinformation.

Don Lemon is connected to John King as a CNN anchor, where King announced Lemon’s exit on air.

Don Lemon is connected to Joy Reid through two influential television anchors who often address similar social and political issues. Both have expressed concerns about the media.

Don Lemon is connected to Joe Rogan through a contentious exchange regarding the coverage of Rogan’s use of ivermectin for COVID-19 treatment. Lemon defended CNN’s portrayal of the drug as a “horse dewormer,” leading Rogan to label Lemon as a “dumb motherf—–” during his podcast.

Don Lemon is connected to Joe Scarborough through a heated exchange on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, where Lemon criticized Scarborough for advocating civility toward President-elect Donald Trump.

Don Lemon is connected to Jon Stewart through an incident where Lemon was caught on a hot mic making a remark that suggested Stewart, as a comedian, has more “leeway” in his commentary.

Don Lemon is connected to Kaitlan Collins through his co-hosting of CNN This Morning. Their relationship was tense, including when Lemon reportedly “snapped” at Collins for interrupting him during a broadcast, leading to a publicized rift between the two on-air personalities.

Don Lemon is connected to Kamala Harris through his endorsement, which states that she stands “on the side of democracy” and emphasizes his alignment with her values over party affiliation.

Don Lemon is connected to Mark Zuckerberg through critical commentary on Facebook’s handling of misinformation and hate speech. He discusses the platform’s impact on public discourse and compares its challenges to those faced by the tobacco industry, with concerns about social media.

Don Lemon is connected to Mo’Nique through The Don Lemon Show, where they discussed her ongoing conflicts in the entertainment industry, including her issues with Oprah Winfrey.

Don Lemon considers Oprah Winfrey an important influence on his career. He cites her as an inspiration to pursue broadcasting and for greatly impacting his life and values.

Don Lemon is connected to Poppy Harlow by co-hosting CNN This Morning, where they worked together for several months. Harlow said she is thankful for Lemon’s support and friendship.

Don Lemon is connected to Rachel Maddow through cable news, highlighted by Elon Musk’s invitation for both to launch shows on Twitter/X when they departed from CNN and MSNBC.

Don Lemon is connected to Taylor Swift through his plea for her to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, emphasizing her potential influence to mobilize young voters.

Don Lemon is connected to Tucker Carlson through their simultaneous dismissals from CNN and Fox News in 2023. This led to speculation about potential camaraderie as they navigated the aftermath of their firings despite previously contentious on-air exchanges and politics.

Don Lemon is connected to Tyler Perry through the media, including his discussions of Perry during interviews, where he discusses the influence and responsibilities of Hollywood figures.

Don Lemon and Van Jones co-hosted specials on CNN, such as “The Color of Covid,” which addressed the unique challenges Black and brown communities faced during the pandemic.

Don Lemon and Whoopi Goldberg are connected through her appearances on “The View” and his former CNN show, where they discussed social and political issues over the years.

Don Lemon is connected to Wolf Blitzer as a CNN anchor. They participated in significant network events, including discussions about political coverage and the impact of news reporting.

Don Lemon is an American journalist and television personality best known for his work at CNN, where he served as a primetime news anchor. He gained prominence for hosting CNN Tonight with Don Lemon, where he covered major national and global events, often with a focus on race, politics, and social justice issues. Lemon won several journalism awards throughout his career and is recognized for his outspoken views on civil rights and equality. In addition to journalism, Lemon is also the author of Transparent, a memoir that discusses his life, career, and personal experiences.