Janai Norman Departs ABC’s Good Morning America Weekend
Janai Norman, known for her role as co-anchor on ABC’s “Good Morning America Weekend,” has departed from the program. The news comes with Norman expressing her regret about not being able to say a proper goodbye to her audience and colleagues.
Janai Norman’s Departure from ABC’s Good Morning America Weekend
In a heartfelt video on social media, Norman shared her feelings about the unexpected end of her tenure. She stated, “It was hard on me that our time was cut short.” Her passion for the job was evident as she remarked on the joy of connecting with viewers and building a community.
Reflections and Future Plans
Norman expressed gratitude towards her audience for their supportive messages, which helped her through this transition. She stated, “I have worked weekends their whole lives, and so now, they get more of me, and that is worth everything.” This indicates a shift towards prioritizing her family, particularly her three young children.
- Joined ABC in 2011 as an intern
- Worked as a correspondent in New York
- Hosted programs such as World News Now and America This Morning
- Transitioned to GMA Weekend in 2022
- Also hosted ABC’s “Oh Baby!”
At 36 years old, Norman’s career at ABC has spanned over a decade. She co-hosted “GMA Weekend” with Whit Johnson and Gio Benitez. Recently, she learned that her contract would not be renewed, leading to her departure.
What’s Next for Norman?
As of now, there is no confirmation from ABC regarding a replacement for Norman. Her journey continues as she navigates this personal and professional change, focusing on her family’s needs while cherishing her past experiences with ABC and its audience.
