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TODAY’S Savannah Guthrie has melted fans’ hearts as she shared the latest update on Al Roker’s health.
Guthrie retweeted the image of Roker with his wife and daughter following his release from the hospital.
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“Yesssssss!!!!,” she captioned the retweet.
Her enthusiasm prompted similar reactions from many Today Show fans.
“Praying for Al! I miss his humor!,” one person responded.
“Yes! A true warrior! Glad you are looking so good,” someone else wrote.
“Sending prayers for a full recovery!!!,” another chimed in.
The original tweet came from Roker’s wife, Deborah Roberts, who shared news of her husband’s discharge.
“Absolutely soaring tonight as welcome home our warrior and heartbeat,” Roberts wrote.
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Roker had been in hospital since the day after Thanksgiving amid his ongoing battle with blood clots.
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This was his second recent stint in the hospital.
In late-November the meteorologist was hospitalized for blood clots that he had in his leg and lungs.
Due to his health, Roker was absent from many episodes of Today, causing fans to become curious about why he was gone until he updated them via Instagram.
The NBC star host was released on Thanksgiving day and got to enjoy the holiday with his family.
“This is my version of the Thanksgiving Day parade. Getting ready to leave the hospital … Time to blow this taco stand,” Roker said in an Instagram video, as he exited a hospital.
Earlier on Thursday, Guthrie posted a photo to her Instagram story of a fan outside the studio holding up a sign.
The sign read: “Love to Al” and included pictures of him and a hand-drawn rainbow on the bottom.
The host added three heart emojis and captioned it: “We all miss our sunshine @alroker.”
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