Today show host Al Roker has been spending time at his home in Manhattan as he recuperates following his recent hospitalization with blood clots
December 21, 2022 - 11:10 GMT Chloe Best Although Al Roker isn't yet well enough to return to hosting duties on Today following his recent hospitalization, he has been keeping fans updated with how he has been spending time at home while he recuperates.The 68-year-old has been spending time with his family at his Manhattan home, where he was surprised by his co-stars, including Savannah Guthrie, in an emotional moment last week.Loading the player...
Al has also been getting into the festive spirit by decorating his home with his wife and children ahead of Christmas."So thankful to be well enough to decorate the Roker Family #christmastree," he captioned a series of photos shared with his 899,000 followers. The TV star, who has been a part of Today for over 25 years, was admitted to the hospital shortly after Thanksgiving due to blood clots and remained hospitalized for over two weeks.
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