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AL SEES RAY OF SUNSHINE - HE'LL BE A GRANDPA!
National Enquirer
|April 03, 2023
AILING AI Roker faces a murky medical future after nearly dying from a bout with blood clots but sources say the TV weatherman is determined to hang tough so he can meet his new granddaughter!
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The Today show stalwart, 68, is "absolutely delighted" over news his eldest daughter, 36-year-old Courtney Roker Laga, and her husband, Wesley Laga, are expecting their first child this summer - making Al a first-time grandpa.
This story is from the April 03, 2023 edition of National Enquirer.
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