Published: 2019-01-08
Isobel Yeung has always been the remarkable correspondent who has covered the all-inclusive range of global stories including the aftermath in a fragile Philippine community and the Islamic State’s impact on Iraq’s youth. The lady with bold and gallant personality acquired Gracie and Front Page award for elevating Afghan women’s rights which almost slumped out of the headlines.
Isobel Yeung is popularly recognized as the award-winning correspondent of VICE News Tonight and the multi-award-winning producer of HBO's VICE . She is also known for serving The Guardian, The Telegraph, and The Independent.
An award-winning correspondent Isobel Yeung, age 32, is not single now as she is in a relationship with British-Iranian journalist and filmmaker, Benjamin Zand. Despite the hectic work schedules, she has been managing her personal life and cherishing time with boyfriend alongside her career.
In an interview with The Window in April 2017, the interviewer asked her about the challenges she has been facing in the trial of a successful career. She replied saying that managing relationship has been quite challenging in her life. She has to travel during her work schedules which have made her life difficult in figuring the quality time for her boyfriend, friends, and family. She said,
However, when she gets free time, she prefers to cherish the moment with her sweetheart, Benjamin. On 30 July 2018, Isobel shared the couple's picture on her Instagram where her man captured a selfie while she was kissing on his chick.
Currently, Isobel is savoring warm relationship with Benjamin and has been keeping her personal and professional career side-by-side. However, she is yet to get married.
Born in 1986 in England, Isobel Yeung blows the birthday candle every year on 2 November. Her father emigrated from Hongkong to England. She belongs to mixed ethnicity as her father is of Chinese descent whereas her mother is English.
After completing her college degree, she went to China and started working there. While she was in China, the England-native Isobel reported and produced shows for several Asian as well as the U.K. TV channels. She has been gathering the revenue working as in-field correspondent and producer for HBO's VICE since 2014. In 2016, she went to Uganda to investigate the country's disgraceful "anti-homosexuality bill," where people are given a death penalty just for being gay.