Peter Alexander Joins MS NOW, Leaves NBC

0:00It's March 30th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and celebrity news today, your AI-powered entertainment report. Peter Alexander, the 49-year-old former-weekend anchor on NBC's Today Show, just landed his next gig right after leaving the network. He's jumping over to MSNow, the channel that used to be MSNBC. To anchor their 11 a.m. hour weekdays, serve as chief national reporter and join the Breaking News team. MSNow's president, Rebecca Cutler, hyped him up in a staff memo, calling out his two decades of sharp reporting, tough questions to presidents from. Both sides, and his mix of politics, lifestyle, and big stories. She said he's one of the most respected voices in DC's press corps. Alexander's got a stacked resume, including the Walter Cronkite Award for Political Journalism Excellence. Before this, he was NBC's chief White House correspondent since 2021, starting White House coverage back in 2012, and anchoring. Today weekends from 2018, he opened up about leaving NBC to viewers on March 28th, saying after 22 years he's proud, but ready for more family time in DC, with.

1:11His wife and two daughters, ages 12 and 10, he's been missing too many Friday nights, over 200 in the last seven years. Alexander posted on Instagram that he's pumped to team up with familiar faces at MSNow, sticking to his fierce facts, first style, and you'll catch. Him there soon at 11 a.m.