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I work for Rubenstein Communications on behalf of Steve Kroft. The following line of the article from the "Personal life" section as currently written is incorrect.
According to several reports, Kroft has admitted to a three year affair with Lisan Goines, a married Manhattan lawyer.
The People article states, "Veteran 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft is coming clean about his secret fling with a New York City lawyer." There is no mention of a "three year affair."
Done. Changed to "an affair". JohnCD (talk) 20:43, 6 March 2015 (UTC)