Al Rokerhas his limits!
“Nobody cares!” Roker exclaimed. Even the show’sofficial Twitter pagenoted that the ladies went a little “off track” on Wednesday, captioning the hilarious clip with a mention of Roker at a “loss for words.”
Initially starting off the home organization segment on topic, the ladies then went off on side convos about Bush Hager’s cat leashes and Guthrie’s closet, with Kotb then taking over the chat and comparing cleaning to ex-boyfriends. “If you want something new in your life, make room for it,” she said.
“Oh my God!” said the beloved weatherman, 68, as the three moms laughed. Guthrie, 51, teased: “What, you don’t remember those days?” And Bush Hager, 41, followed up: “What, you don’t like what we’re saying?”
“I don’t remember,” he said, covering his face with both hands. “You decluttered my mind, I can’t think of anything!”
“Jeez!” Roker added.
“Which part? The whole thing?” Guthrie asked.
“Hold on. Just a second,” Roker said, proceeding to walk to the side of his weather display, pretending to hit his head on the apparatus. “I’m speaking for every guy out there:Nobody cares!”
“Thank you Al Roker!” a male follower commented onThe Today Show’s Twitter, while another male fan shared: “Al was spot on. I zoned out too! Lol. That conversation veered off ten ways in five minutes.”
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In a Jan. 3Instagrampost, Roker hilariously admitted a lot of the products he found were expired.
“This morning, with a nudge from [my wifeDeborah Roberts] I got up early and went through our pantry to reduce clutter and get rid of expired cans and bottles,” he captioned his post. “Not proud but more than a few were dated 2019!!”
Roker’s pantry featured many kitchen staples, including Rao’s pasta sauce, Skippy peanut butter and Maxwell House coffee.
Some of the newly curated shelves showcased clear, labeled containers housing everything from cereal and farro to brown rice and couscous.
Roker’s social media share came ahead of his first in-studio appearance in two months since he wound up in the hospital in Novemberfor blood clots in his leg and lungs.
With an all-clear from his doctors, co-anchors Guthrie, Kotb andCraig Melvinannounced the happy news of Roker’s return on the Jan. 3 episode of the NBC morning show.
“We have some great news to share this morning: Al is coming back to the show,” Guthrie said.
“Everyone’s like, ‘When when?’ Well, we have our date,” Kotb added. “He’ll be here Friday. He’ll be right here in Studio 1A. This is his place. He’ll be in his seat, right where he belongs. I cannot wait for that.”
source: people.com
