COOCOT Bryant Gumbel hospitalized after ‘medical emergency’

The priority Today cohonor Bryant Gumbel entered a hospital in New York City.

TMZthe first to break the news on Tuesday, October 21, said Gumbel had a “Medical Emergency.” The outlet reported that Gumbel was transported from his Manhattan apartment to a local hospital shortly after 9 PM on Monday, October 20.

The former person is reported to be in hospital since Tuesday. One of his family members was told TMZ That gumbel was “okay,” but it didn’t reveal any more details about his life.

Gumbel started working Today In 1982, the NBC series was spun off in 1997 for CBS. In 2009, Gumbel revealed that he underwent surgery to remove a malignant tumor and part of his lung.

“It’s no use hiding there,” shared a 2009 episode of He lives with Regis and Kelly. “They opened my chest, they took out a bad tumor and they took out part of my lungs and they took out some good stuff. And the old pathologists missed a certain situation that you were against that and it’s being done now.”

The following year, Gumbel shared a positive update on his life.

“I’m still doing well,” he said People at that time. “The doctors tell me I’m free and clear, so I’m hoping for better times.”

Months before being admitted to Gumbel Hospital, he presented Today cohonor Al roker For the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2025 Emmy Awards

“Very proud to be humbled to receive the @theemmys.tv Lifetime Achievement Award and presented to me by a dear friend, Bryant Gumbel,” Roker wrote on Instagram in June, alongside photos from the event. Having my brother, @christopher_roker and his wife, @hardyroker and @nickroker155 was meaningful. And congratulations to @debrobertsabc on the silver circle. Thanks, @Adamsharcct for a bad night. “

Less than a year before his hospitalization, Bryant’s brother and longtime CBS SPROPSCARTER, Greg GumbelHe died at the age of 78. His death was confirmed in a statement to his wife, Bleedingand daughter Michelle.

“It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our beloved husband and father, Greg Gumbel,” the statement said at the time. “He passed peacefully surrounded by much love after a courageous battle with cancer. Greg approached his illness as one would expect him to,

The statement continued, “he leaves behind a wife of love, inspiration and dedication to more than 50 exceptional years in the sports industry;

Greg was handled The NFL today CBs aside Terry Bradshaw While also leading in pursuit of NCAA championship madness from 1998 to 2023. The following year, he wrote “family health issues,” around them Entertainment Weekly.

David BonkePresident of CBS Sports, also paid tribute to Greg in a statement.

“There has never been a better animal in all of television,” Benson wrote in the message, per se Entertainment Weekly. “He was loved and respected by those of us who had the honor to call him a friend and colleague. A great talk show host, Greg led one of the most amazing sports broadcasting staffs.”