Natalie Morales Joins CBS as The Co-Host of ‘The Talk’ After Leaving NBC News
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CBS announced that Natalie Morales who is a former NBC anchor joined The Talk. She will start doing her work on October 11.
Current hosts Jerry O’Connell, Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, and Sheryl Underwood did a warm welcome of Morales. They met her virtually on Monday’s episode of the show as she is going to work with them and talked with them.
Natalie Morales’ warm welcome at “The Talk“
“We couldn’t be more excited to have Morales join The Talk family,” said executive producers. “We have been fans of her and her work for years. Her varied skillset and versatility are a great addition to our talented panel. Natalie’s intelligence, passion, and enthusiasm always shine through in all her work, and we are fortunate to have her on the team. In addition to her role as an exceptional broadc aster, we believe her perspective as a wife and mother will provide a special connection with our audience.”
“It’s an extraordinary opportunity to be joining this team at The Talk,” said Morales. “I love the new energy and direction and couldn’t be more excited to join Sheryl, Amanda, Jerry, and Akbar. I’m looking forward to many good times while talking about the days’ topics, and I can’t wait to get going.”
Morales praised them for such a warmest welcome and talked with her new colleagues. She worked with NBC as long as she have been married for 23 years. Morales loves new adventures as she is going to do. She had a wonderful time with NBC.
On Friday, Natalie Morales announced that she is officially leaving NBC News after 22 years because of a new opportunity and going to start work with a new opportunity.
Natalie Morales’ work
Natalie Morales has also appeared in other shows such as NBC Nightly News and Dateline NBC. Morales is a former anchor of NBC News. She worked with the Today Show West Coast. She has also appeared in other shows such as NBC Nightly News and Dateline NBC. Then she moved to LA in August after Rio Summer Olympics. There she worked with the Today Show West Coast.
Morales’s first half-life was very hectic full of adventure, challenges, early wake-up calls, travels. She felt very bad to say goodbye to NBC.
In 2002, Morales worked with MSNBC, and in 2006, Today. Still, she was serving as anchor Today, she became an official correspondent for Dateline and continues showing up for one year. She is expected to say goodbye to Today in this week.
During fifteen years at TODAY, Morales was a news anchor and co-host of TODAY. In 2016, that the show was named as West Coast anchor.
