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Al Roker left the 'Today' show mid-broadcast on September 28 to fulfill jury duty, with Dylan Dreyer filling in for the remainder of the morning. Roker confirmed the reason via Instagram, promising to return the next day.
Al Roker left the 'Today' show mid-broadcast on September 28 to fulfill jury duty, with Dylan Dreyer filling in for the remainder of the morning.
Al Roker left the 'Today' show early on Monday, September 28, to fulfill jury duty. Dylan Dreyer filled in for the remainder of the broadcast, and Roker confirmed the reason via Instagram, promising to return the next day.
Al Roker left the 'Today' show mid-broadcast on Monday, September 28, to fulfill jury duty. Dylan Dreyer and Kaylee Hartung filled in for him, with Roker expected to return the next day.
Al Roker left the 'Today' show mid-broadcast on September 28 to fulfill jury duty, with Dylan Dreyer and Kaylee Hartung filling in for him. Roker confirmed the reason via Instagram, noting his return the next day.
Dylan Dreyer’s three sons—Calvin, Ollie and Rusty—started the new school year in the same district on the same day, a rare moment of schedule consistency as the boys push for more independence (Calvin dictates new bus rules and foil-wrapped lunch changes). Ollie and Rusty arrived with two fresh bruises from a water slide and a base‑ball bat mishap, while Dylan clings to family traditions like new shoes and first‑day photos and notes that the kids are growing up while life stays busy.
Today show host Dylan Dreyer reveals on her Parent Chat podcast that she endured a secret miscarriage while vacationing with friends, describing emotional isolation and painful physical symptoms, and noting the stigma around pregnancy loss; she shares three sons with estranged husband Brian Fichera.
On her Parent Chat podcast, Today co-anchor Dylan Dreyer discusses balancing her NBC career with motherhood to three sons—Calvin, 9; Oliver, 6; and Russell, 4—likening life to Severance and saying she lives two cohesive but connected lives; she’s navigating divorce from Brian Fichera.
Dylan Dreyer, co-host of NBC's Today show third hour and mother of three, filed for divorce from producer Brian Fichera after revealing they had separated months earlier; the couple, married since 2012, will continue to co-parent their three sons.
Today Show meteorologist Dylan Dreyer announced her separation from her husband, cameraman Brian Fichera, expressing a commitment to amicable co-parenting and sharing her gratitude for support from fans, while maintaining a positive family image despite the split.
Dylan Dreyer announced her separation from husband Brian Fichera after nearly 13 years of marriage, emphasizing they remain friends and are committed to co-parenting their three children, amid ongoing adjustments and public support.
Dylan Dreyer and her husband Brian Fichera have separated after 13 years of marriage, but are still living together and co-parenting their three children. Dreyer announced the news on Instagram, and both remain amicable, sharing moments with their family publicly despite the separation.
TV meteorologist Dylan Dreyer announced her separation from her husband, Brian Fichera, after 12 years of marriage, but emphasized they will continue to co-parent their three children with love and respect.
"Today" show's Dylan Dreyer, a mother of three boys, explains that she is "totally fine" showering with her sons for efficiency, but acknowledges that it's becoming "a little weird" as her eldest son grows older. She emphasizes the importance of not shaming children about their bodies and shares her parenting approach, while also mentioning her ideal alone time. This comes after "The View" co-host Sara Haines discussed her own approach to nudity around her children, and actor Bradley Cooper revealed that he used to shower with his father.
Dylan Dreyer's husband, Brian Fishera, expressed his heartbreak on social media following the recent passing of their close friend, Stacy Wakefield, just five months after her husband, former Boston Red Sox pitcher Tim Wakefield, died. The Wakefields' family announced Stacy's death after her battle with pancreatic cancer, leaving behind a profound sense of loss. Dreyer had previously shared a tribute to Tim Wakefield, and now Fishera has honored their friendship and expressed love for the Wakefields' children.