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Al Roker Denies Retirement Rumors
26 Jul
Summary
- Al Roker stated he has not considered retirement anytime soon.
- He expressed continued love and excitement for his work on the 'Today' show.
- Roker replaced Willard Scott on the 'Today' show in 1996.
Iconic weatherman Al Roker has addressed rumors suggesting his retirement from the 'Today' show. Roker, who has been a fixture on the program for 30 years, recently clarified his future plans in an interview.
He firmly stated that retirement is not on his radar in the near future. Roker expressed his enduring passion for his work, telling People Magazine, "I love what I do." He feels good and enthusiastic about continuing in his role.
Roker took over from Willard Scott as the weatherman on 'Today' in 1996. He acknowledged the significance of his tenure and feels privileged to be part of the show's legacy, likening it to a "dream job."
While Roker remains committed to his role, the recent security incident at the 'Today' show has led to some adjustments, with Taylor Twellman temporarily filling in for an absent anchor.
