Rachel Maddow is returning from a week-long hiatus after revealing her nervousness about “big changes in my life” at a major career move

RACHEL Maddow has been absent from her show since February but is returning this month after working on side projects.

The popular one TV presenter and political commentator went on sabbatical to work on new projects with NBCUniversal.

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As of now, Maddow will be back on her show on April 11, but she said there could be another break in the future.

She says she’s working on a film adaptation of her podcast, Bag Man. appointment reports.

Ben Stiller is directing, with Maddow serving as executive producer.

Sources close to the presenter have previously stated that she would like to have time and space for her personal life and other projects.

In February 2022, Maddow said, “As late-night hosts sometimes take a break from their shows, I’m going to take a little break from this show here so I can work on some of these other projects.”

“Change is good. Change is absolutely terrifying, but in this case it’s good. Now let’s never talk about it again.”

Despite the rumors, on August 24, 2021, Business Insider reported that Maddow would remain with MSNBC after reaching an agreement on a new contract.

Maddow is the network’s most watched personality. Ratings for The Rachel Maddow Show have dropped since guest presenters had to fill in.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, she’s reportedly worth $25 million.

Maddow is reportedly one of the highest-paid news anchors on television, earning $7 million annually as a news anchor at MSNBC, writes The street.

A native of Castro Valley, California, he is a news industry pioneer as the first-ever gay/lesbian host of a major network newscast.

She scored her show after serving as a backup host for various network news programs in 2008 and 2009, and has maintained consistent ratings ever since.

In August 2021, it was reported that NBCUniversal will give Maddow $30 million a year to keep her at the company until the 2024 election, the writes Daily Beast.