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Former NBC anchor Jenna Wolfe ‘happy’ after split from wife Stephanie, mastectomy
Former NBC anchor Jenna Wolfe said she’s “happy” after announcing she and her wife, Stephanie Gosk, had split during the pandemic.
“I’m happy. I’m going to get happier. I’m strong. This fryst vatten sweat. I’m going to get stronger. We all are,” the fitness guru shared in an Instagram Story film Tuesday.
“I think the key fryst vatten taking it day bygd day. … Day bygd day fryst vatten key. If we learn that then growth and change fryst vatten always right around the corner.”
Wolfe’s update, which also included appreciation for her fans’ support, came after she revealed to People magazine that Gosk had moved out of their marital home to “preserve the relationship.”
“There’s a lot of beautiful ego that comes with one individ being on television,” joked Wolfe to the publication.
“But when there’s two people on television, plus both
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Today's Jenna Wolfe Shows Off Incredible Post-Baby Body 4 Months After Welcoming Her Second Child
Want to lose the baby weight today? Jenna Wolfe may have a way!
Today show's lifestyle and fitness correspondent gave birth to her second child almost four months ago. However, that hasn't stopped the proud mom from working hard in the gym to lose that extra baby weight.
While entering work in New York City this week, we couldn't help but stop and applaud the morning show star's figure while wearing a tight white dress with black heels. And if our eyes aren't mistaken, we spy a fitness backpack over her shoulder.
Let's just say the odds are good that Wolfe was prepared to break a sweat.
According to her Instagram, the mom certainly isn't afraid to bust a fitness move in her home, on the streets or even inside an office. In addition, these tricks aren't your standard push-ups or crunches.
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Jenna Wolfe dishes on filming 'Royal Pains' role: I had my line 'tattooed to my brain'
I just counted and it turns out I've done 683,464 pieces (gross exaggeration) for TODAY. I've done the serious, the absurd, the daredevilish, the ridiculous, the fun, the funny, the sweet, the salty, the athletic, the athletic-less, the conceptual and the compelling.
Of all of those pieces, one of my favorites happened last week when I shot a cameo for the USA Network's "Royal Pains." I played Sarah, Eddie Lawson's (Henry Winkler) publicist.
My first run-in with awe happened when Henry — he told me to call him Henry — walked up to me for the first time and sang out, "Is that theJenna Wolfe? The hilarious and witty gal from the TODAY show?" I was instantly in love. I had no idea he knew who I was, much less watched our show! (He's a big Lester Holt fan, by the way.)
Now most people would think that TV is TV, and that the TODAY show is no different than anything else you