You can’t believe it! Aquarius cracked, and she continued to run the morning program: ‘I will not there …’
Olivia JaquithHead of the Morning News on New York TV Station WRGB-TV CBS6 in Albany, showed an incredible dedication to the job when she decided to do the whole show, after starting her birth around 4:15 in the morning.
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Last Wednesday, just an hour and a half after a Aquarius cracked, Olivia appeared in the studio and led an informative show at 6am. Her unusual professional move of a colleague Julia Dunn She immediately emphasized the viewers: ‘We have one turning news this morning, literally. Olivia cracked aquarius’.
Jaquith explained that the labors were still rare and estimated that she could last in front of the cameras until the end of the show. In the corner of the screen was a counter all the time that showed that two days had passed since her predicted birth term.
« I’m happy here and I’ll stay here as much as I can, » the presenter said.
« This is her decision to know, » Julia added.
« I’d rather be at work than in the hospital, » Olivia continued.
In the end, a message from the team appeared on the screen that wished the luck to the presenter and added that she was ‘tearing’ and that they ‘love’ her.
Pregnancy Olivia announced back in February this year and the news editor Stone GRISS He gave her special recognition after the show:
– We can’t be happier for them. Since the announcement of live pregnancy earlier this year, until the run of half marathons during pregnancy, Olivia has passed every step of this trip with elegance and determination. Even today was no exception – he told television.
Griss also added how much Olivia means to the whole team: ‘Olivia’s passion for storytelling, love for his hometown, and dedication to our viewers have always been obvious. We are overjoyed that we will soon welcome our latest (and smallest!) Member ‘.
After the show, Olivia went to the hospital, where her colleagues and viewers from all over the country sent numerous congratulations and support messages. The presenter gave birth to her first child, the boy, and later the television team visited her in her home.
