While Sheinelle Jones continues to take leave TODAY To deal with a family medical problem, Dylan Dreyer has just given fans an optimistic update on the status of the star.
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“She is fine,” said Dreyer at the point of sale. “She is hung in there. We pray for her and her family. You know, she just spends a difficult period with her family.”
Although Dreyer has not entered in more detail, “hanging in there” is always an encouraging sentence to describe Jones’ state of mind when it continues its time away from the show.
Dylan revealed that his camera TODAY The family, who includes Savannah Guthrie, Craig Melvin, Carson Daly and Al Roker, has been in constant contact with Jones since they moved away in December.
In relation: Today’s crew gives an important update on Sheinelle Jones: “We pray for her”
“We talk to him every day,” said Dreyer. “One of us in the team speaks to her every day, and we are there to support her, and we welcome her back with open arms, the second where she can come back to us.”
Jones was visible by his absence (his last appearance on TODAY was back in December 2024), and the star did not approach her absence for months, the last display on Instagram in January, when she revealed why she was absent.
“I sincerely appreciate all of you who holded my hand while I am absent from the series,” wrote Jones on Instagram. “I want to share with you that I take the time to face a family health matter. It’s not lost [me] As I am lucky to have not only the support of my Today Show family, but also to have you all. “”
Sheinelle Jones remembers when she decided to be a radio journalist
Jones is a brilliant example of what’s going on when you follow your dreams. In an appearance of February 2020 on Speak with Nessaexplained the star when she knew she was intended to be such an important television personality.
“It was the fifth year, it was the day of the career,” she recalls. “My teacher, Mrs. James, had a photo of what they wanted. And what you think, you provoke.”
When asked what his advice was for any young man wishing to follow his traces, Jones had the perfect answer:
“Be curious, to read, read, read, ask questions and be nice,” she said.
Words to live.
