TODAY Show host Dylan Dreyer’s husband has made her laugh so hard that she cried in the studio.
The morning news anchor and her partner Brian Fichera have a SiriusXM show called Lunch Date with Dylan and Brian.
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In a behind-the-scenes clip posted to Twitter, Fichera had his wife in stitches as she struggled to keep her headphones on.
“Get them back on your head… Ya blonde!” Fichera said at the start of the clip.
Dreyer struggled to get out a response between her laughs.
“You know what I keep doing?” she asked.
“What? Having kids?” Fichera said.
The couple has three sons together – Calvin, 6, Oliver, 3, and their most recent addition Rusty, 1.
“Why don’t they stay on?” Fichera asked.
“For some reason, every time I laugh these days… I keep looking up,” Dreyer said.
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“Whenever I look up I drop them off the back of my head… I don’t think I’ve ever looked up so much. Why do I keep looking up?”
Fichera showed Dreyer that he could easily look up without losing his headphones, but Dreyer said he had an advantage.
“You have a hat on!” she said.
Apparently the extra fabric left Fichera’s headphones a bit more secure.
Earlier this month, Dreyer made headlines when she posted a throwback photo of her look from the 90s to Instagram.
The anchor looked completely different. She also included a current picture for the sake of comparison.
Instead of her signature shoulder length blonde hair, Dreyer’s younger self had long, dark brown curls.
Her taste in outfits has also changed drastically.
In the modern photo, Dreyer can be seen sporting a wide-legged jumpsuit with no sleeves and a v-cut neck above some white Doc Martens.
But in the old pic, the host was wearing a flashy red blazer over a simple white shirt and a colorful floral skirt.
Her style may have evolved over the years, but Dreyer looked just as perky in the throwback photo as she does on air every morning.
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