‘Today’ cohost Dylan Dreyer announces split from husband Brian Fichera

Today Anchor and NBC News Meteorologist Dylan Dreyer and her husband, Brian Filera, separate.

Dreyer, who serves as a co-award of the morning show in his third hour, the news announced on Friday in a press release shared with her Instagram, in which she revealed that they had officially separated a few months ago.

“For many years, I shared my family with you all-the ups and downs, the ups and downs, and all the blessings and the beautiful memories between the two,” she started her note.

“I am incredibly grateful for the support and the love you gave me through all this. For this reason, I want to share with you a few months ago, Brian and I made the decision to separate us,” she continued.

According to People, Dreyer, 43, and sheetra, 38, met for the first time while working in a local Boston information station. They got married in 2012 and have three sons together. In Dreyer’s declaration, the personality of television said that the co -parenting of their sons would be the objective of the former couple.

“We have started as friends, and we will stay closest to friends. Most importantly, we will continue to co-make our three wonderful boys with nothing other than love and respect for each other,” she wrote, before concluding her statement saying: “Thank you as always for your support.”

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As Dreyer alluded, she has often shared memories of her and the life of her family on Today, as well as its Instagram account. Earlier this week, Dreyer shared photos of herself and filera, who joined her during a recent trip to the American Golf Championship of the century in Lake Tahoe, California, to write: “One of the best parts of @acchampionship is all the pleasure that takes place on the course! Boat wrinkles, Jersey exchanges, connect with friends and do new years!

Dreyer, Sheetra and their children also spent the July 4 holidays. Dreyer, who hosts the special fireworks of Macy for NBC, shared photos of the family smiling together, alongside the legend: “What an incredible evening part of the show of fireworks @macys July 4 !!!

Dreyer joined NBC News in September 2012. Before that, since 2007, she has worked at NBC station now training WhdH in Boston. Dreyer also hosts the NBC Educational Nature program Earth Odyssey with Dylan Dreyer, which is broadcast as part of the The more you know Block on NBC.