AL ROKER has been married twice and has had children in both marriages.
His daughter Leila Roker seems to be following in his footsteps by pursuing a media career.

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Who is Al Roker and Deborah Roberts’ daughter, Leila Roker?
Born on November 17, 1998, in New York, Al Roker’s second child, and the first child he had with Deborah Roberts.
Growing up in New York City, she attended LaGuardia High School.
Subsequently, she pursued her education at the American University of Paris, where she studied journalism and fine arts.
She graduated from college in May 2021 and has been gradually following in her father’s footsteps to carve out a media career of her own.


What is Leila Roker’s job?
Leila, 24, has previously interned at several fashion companies such as L’Oreal and Lela Rose.
Her articles have also been featured in Forbes and WWD.
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In addition to working in Japan covering the Olympics for NBC, she also worked as a production runner for Peacock at the Tokyo Summer Olympics in 2021.

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How many siblings does Leila Roker have?
As of the time of writing, Leila Roker has two siblings – an older sister named Courtney, 35, and a younger brother named Nick, 21.
Al Roker and his ex-wife Alice Bell had their first child Courtney in 1987.
Courtney currently works as a test kitchen manager and recipe developer. She regularly posts photos of her creations on her Instagram page.
After his divorce from Alice, Al Roker went on to tie the knot with television journalist, Deborah Roberts in 1994.
The pair had their daughter Leila on November 17, 1998.
Subsequently, they had their first son Nicholas on July 18, 2002.
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