NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Recently, ‘Today’ host and weatherman Al Roker posted a new snap on his Instagram and revealed major news to his fans that could change the dynamics of his family.
Roker, 68, often shares insights into his personal and professional life with his fans. His social media are always flooded with new posts, either about his new achievements or something related to his family. In a recent post, Roker updated his followers with great and major news about his 21-year-old son, Nick, whom he shares with his current wife, Deborah Roberts. Nick is the only son of Roker and his wife, ‘GMA’ star Deborah Roberts. Alongside him, they are proud parents to daughter Leila, 24. Additionally, Roker has another daughter, Courtney Roker Laga, 33, from his previous marriage to Alice Bell.
What is Al Roker’s major revelation?
On Wednesday, ‘Today’ anchor and TV personality shared some very exciting news about his son, Nicholas ‘Nick’, who recently turned 21 years old. He took to his Instagram to reveal Nick secured a summer job during his break from college in Vermont. While Roker didn't disclose the details of the job, he expressed immense pride as he prepared a breakfast of pancakes and a cheesy omelet to send him off. He captioned the post, “Sending my lad off to his summer job with a hot breakfast”, adding that he left a cup of fresh orange juice and syrup for his son to enjoy on his first day of the summer job.
Al Roker’s son Nick’s 21st birthday celebration
Just days after celebrating his 21st birthday, Nick landed his new job, and Roker wasted no time in sharing never-before-seen images of his son on this special occasion, accompanied by a heartfelt and touching message. He shared a sweet and memorable dinner snap accompanied by his wife, daughter, Leila, and Nick as he captioned the post, “Wow. #andjustlikethat 21 years ago, this young man changed our lives. Nick Roker, I love you and you make me so proud. #happybirthday Nick”. Many of his ‘Today’ co-hosts congratulated Nick on his biggest day as Savannah Guthrie commented, “An incredible young man - and he learned from the best”.
