Tanya Mosley

And it's surprising, I think, because your personas are so different, your public personas. But as you write in this book, you all seem to be the perfect match. When did you realize that?

And it's surprising, I think, because your personas are so different, your public personas. But as you write in this book, you all seem to be the perfect match. When did you realize that?

And it's surprising, I think, because your personas are so different, your public personas. But as you write in this book, you all seem to be the perfect match. When did you realize that?

Do you joke with him about that at home? I just get the feeling.

Do you joke with him about that at home? I just get the feeling.

Do you joke with him about that at home? I just get the feeling.

Is it also an indication of two different things that drive you, both?

Is it also an indication of two different things that drive you, both?

Is it also an indication of two different things that drive you, both?

Well, the thing about it is that publicly what you do is that it seems like you're always explaining to people who Maury Povich really is behind I Am Not the Father. And I did not realize that you actually have been doing this even before Maury had the Maury Povich show. Back when he was on A Current Affair, there's this legendary skit that you and David Letterman did back in 1989.

Well, the thing about it is that publicly what you do is that it seems like you're always explaining to people who Maury Povich really is behind I Am Not the Father. And I did not realize that you actually have been doing this even before Maury had the Maury Povich show. Back when he was on A Current Affair, there's this legendary skit that you and David Letterman did back in 1989.

Well, the thing about it is that publicly what you do is that it seems like you're always explaining to people who Maury Povich really is behind I Am Not the Father. And I did not realize that you actually have been doing this even before Maury had the Maury Povich show. Back when he was on A Current Affair, there's this legendary skit that you and David Letterman did back in 1989.

You were a regular guest on the show, and he decided to do a skit outside of the studio with you. Because you guys had really great chemistry when you were on the show. The jokes always really landed. And I want to play a clip from this skit that you all did. What we are going to hear is you and David going to a shoe store to buy shoe trees for Maury Povich, for your husband.

You were a regular guest on the show, and he decided to do a skit outside of the studio with you. Because you guys had really great chemistry when you were on the show. The jokes always really landed. And I want to play a clip from this skit that you all did. What we are going to hear is you and David going to a shoe store to buy shoe trees for Maury Povich, for your husband.

You were a regular guest on the show, and he decided to do a skit outside of the studio with you. Because you guys had really great chemistry when you were on the show. The jokes always really landed. And I want to play a clip from this skit that you all did. What we are going to hear is you and David going to a shoe store to buy shoe trees for Maury Povich, for your husband.

And David is being really snarky about your relationship. Let's listen.

And David is being really snarky about your relationship. Let's listen.

And David is being really snarky about your relationship. Let's listen.

Well, that was you. That was my guest today, Connie Chung, with David Letterman on the show in 1989. Connie, he couldn't even say Maury's name right. I mean, that was part of the bit, right? You're always taking up for your husband.

Well, that was you. That was my guest today, Connie Chung, with David Letterman on the show in 1989. Connie, he couldn't even say Maury's name right. I mean, that was part of the bit, right? You're always taking up for your husband.