Al Roker Reflects on the Life of His First Wife Alice Bell, Dead at 77

Alice Bell, the first wife of beloved Today show weatherman Al Roker and the mother of their daughter Courtney Roker Laga, has died at the age of 77, leaving a profound void in the hearts of her family, friends, and admirers. Courtney confirmed the heartbreaking news on social media, prompting an outpouring of grief and remembrance from fans and colleagues alike. In his public reflections, Al Roker was visibly emotional as he recalled the years Alice stood by him—from the earliest, uncertain days of striving in New York City to the heights of his national success. He revealed that many of the most cherished moments they shared remain private, now locked forever in his memory. Al and Alice were married in 1984 and remained together for a decade, until 1994. Although their marriage ultimately ended, those ten years were deeply meaningful and formative. During those early years, Alice was far more than a spouse—she was a steady, often quiet source of support and encouragement in moments…

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