'Today' host Al Roker's wife and 'GMA' alum Deborah Roberts' throwback photos leave fans in awe: 'Timeless'
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: ‘Today’ host Al Roker’s wife and ‘Good Morning America’ alum, Deborah Roberts, recently shared a throwback picture from the '90s and fans cannot stop gushing over how ageless and beautiful she looks.
In the post, Roberts, who often shares her intense workout session with her followers, posted photos from when she was much younger. Last week, Roberts showed off her glamorous beauty transformation for her early morning ‘GMA’ segment. The 62-year-old meteorologist, who had been through thick and thin with Roker on his health journey, makes sure she spends her life with laughter and cheer.
Deborah Roberts from the 90s
Roberts shared two pictures, reflecting on her carefree and youthful appearance. In the first photo, Roberts was seen seated on a chair, engrossed in a conversation on a classic landline phone. She exuded timeless elegance in a black top and grey pants, with a stunning '90s hairstyle that captured the essence of the era. The second photo, a closeup shot, showcased Roberts' natural beauty as she confidently rocked a makeup-free look, radiating authenticity and charm. The photos offered a glimpse into a bygone era, evoking fond memories and admiration for her enduring grace and style.
'You are timeless'
Not only did fans laud Roberts's beauty, but even Roker couldn't stop himself from adoring his beautiful wife as he commented, “90s Al Roker is on the other end saying 'You are timeless.'" Many fans showered Roberts with admiration as they flooded her comments section. One fan wrote, “You look fabulous, always so beautiful inside n outside," while another commented, “Your fashion was the original 'quiet luxury.'" A third quipped, “Beautiful then, beautiful now, dear friend!! ps just got rid of our landline a while back and I still kinda miss it." Another commented in a similar vein, “Beautiful then and more beautiful now!” Another fan wrote, “The Oprah hair style." A fan penned, “You haven’t aged a bit."
