Al Roker expressed gratitude for the blood donations he received during his health struggles, particularly emphasizing the ...

While official discussions referenced concern for 70-year-old Al Roker’s health, insiders called it a polite excuse to replace him ...

Craig Melvin has always been there for his friend Al Roker. Melvin revealed on Monday’s episode of TODAY that he once donated blood to his friend and colleague during one of the weather presenter’s ...

Al Roker took to Instagram to share his simple 5-word saying that made a big difference in his weight loss journey.

After losing 100 lbs. following gastric bypass surgery in 2002, he has managed the remarkable feat of keeping it off for 23 years — and not by eliminating foods he loves.

In 2002, Roker elected to undergo gastric bypass surgery after the number on the scale hit 300. “There’s no magic bullet,” he said Tuesday, adding that the surgery and weight-loss drugs like ...

“Al, no,” a commenter added. The reason is that the award-winning host underwent gastric bypass surgery in 2002 after a long struggle with obesity.

More than 20 years after undergoing gastric bypass surgery and losing over 100 pounds, Al Roker says consistency helps him stay fit at 70.

Al, who has maintained his 100-pound weight loss since having gastric bypass surgery in 2001, starts every morning with 10 minutes of a weight training routine from the Start TODAY app.

After losing 100 lbs. following gastric bypass surgery in 2002, he has managed the remarkable feat of keeping it off for 23 years — and not by eliminating foods he loves.