Bryant Gumbel Hospitalized After Medical Emergency in NYC

New York City, NY – Former “Today” co-host Bryant Gumbel has been hospitalized following a medical emergency. The 77-year-old television journalist was transported via ambulance from his Manhattan apartment shortly after 9 PM on Monday, October 20.

According to sources familiar with the situation, first responders were seen taking Gumbel out of the building on a gurney before he was taken to a nearby hospital where he remains under care as of Tuesday afternoon.

The exact nature of Gumbel’s medical issue has not been disclosed, but a family member stated that he is “okay” while refraining from providing additional details about his condition.

Gumbel is well-known for his significant contributions to broadcasting, having co-hosted NBC’s “Today” show for 15 years alongside notable figures such as Jane Pauley and Katie Couric. He also gained recognition as a sportscaster and the host of HBO‘s acclaimed series “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel,” which ran until 2023.

His older brother, Greg Gumbel, also has a career in broadcasting, primarily focused on sports and is currently 78 years old. As the story continues to develop, many fans and colleagues are expressing concern and support for Gumbel during this challenging time.