Michael Rowland has announced he'll be leaving ABC News Breakfast in December after almost 15 years as a co-host. Rowland will take an extended break before returning to the ABC in mid-2025 for future projects.
Michael Rowland has announced he'll be leaving ABC News Breakfast in December. Michael Rowland has announced he'll be leaving ABC News Breakfast after almost 15 years as a co-host.Rowland will take an extended break before returning to the ABC in mid-2025 for future projects.ABC News Breakfast host Michael Rowland has announced he is leaving the program. He will remain at the ABC.
“But after 15 years of 3am starts my body is screaming ‘enough!’. The hours have finally caught up with me.” He later served as the ABC’s correspondent in Washington, covering the election of Barack Obama and the onset of the global financial crisis. "I've been able to watch firsthand his enduring dedication to strong journalism and public service," she said.
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