
The former controlling shareholder of Paramount whose family company agreed to sell control to Skydance; the Los Angeles Times reported that she pushed to settle Trump's CBS lawsuit while her representative said she was recused from litigation decisions.
Relationship to Trumpcontrolling shareholder of Paramount, a defendant in Trump's CBS lawsuitbusiness · legal / 2 sourcesStatus
Exact relationships
- Donald J. Trump
Relationship to Trumpcontrolling shareholder of Paramount, a defendant in Trump's CBS lawsuit
Open evidence · 2 sourcesreported - Donald J. Trump
agreed sale requiring Trump-era FCC approval
Open evidence · 2 sourcesdocumented - Donald J. Trump
sold control after Trump-era approval
Open evidence · 3 sourcesdocumented
Record timeline
- Skydance agreement set the terms for control of Paramount and CBSTransaction completed August 7, 2025agreed sale requiring Trump-era FCC approval · documented · 2 sources
investmentNew Paramount primary capital$1.5 billion - Committed investor / source
- Skydance investor group
- Committed investment recipient
- New Paramount
equityInvestor-group pro forma ownershipapproximately 70% percent of pro forma shares - Estimated ownership holder / recipient
- Skydance investor group
paymentNational Amusements cash acquisition$2.4 billion - Committed by / source
- Skydance investor group
- Committed to
- National Amusements shareholders
paymentPublic-shareholder consideration$4.5 billion - Committed by / source
- Skydance investor group
- Committed to
- Paramount public shareholders
- Shari Redstone pushed Paramount to settle Trump's CBS lawsuitSettlement completed; controlling stake transferred to Skydance on August 7, 2025controlling shareholder of Paramount, a defendant in Trump's CBS lawsuit · reported · 2 sources
- Paramount-Skydance merger closed after FCC approvalMerger completedsold control after Trump-era approval · documented · 3 sources