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Legendary Broadcaster Bryant Gumbel Hospitalized After Medical Emergency

21 Oct

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  • 77-year-old former "Today" show host hospitalized in Manhattan
  • Gumbel previously battled lung cancer in 2009
  • Retired from broadcasting in 2023 after long career
Legendary Broadcaster Bryant Gumbel Hospitalized After Medical Emergency

On Monday evening, legendary broadcaster Bryant Gumbel was reportedly rushed to the hospital after experiencing a "medical emergency" at his Manhattan apartment. The 77-year-old former "Today" show co-host was transported from his home on a gurney and remained hospitalized on Tuesday, though the exact nature of his condition is unclear.

Gumbel, who retired from broadcasting in 2023, had previously battled lung cancer in 2009, which he attributed to his heavy smoking habits in his younger years. Despite this health scare, Gumbel went on to host HBO's "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel" until the show ended two years ago.

While a family member has assured that Gumbel is "okay," the news of his recent hospitalization has understandably raised concerns among his many fans and colleagues who have followed his illustrious career over the decades. As one of the most recognizable faces in television news, Gumbel's well-being is sure to be closely monitored in the days and weeks ahead.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Bryant Gumbel, the legendary broadcaster, was reportedly rushed to the hospital on Monday evening after suffering a "medical emergency" at his Manhattan apartment.
Bryant Gumbel retired from broadcasting in 2023 after a long and successful career, including a 15-year stint as co-host of the "Today" show.
Yes, Gumbel previously battled lung cancer in 2009, which he attributed to his heavy smoking habits in his younger years.

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