Pregnant News Anchor Finishes Full Broadcast After Water Breaks Live On Air (Video)
Image Credit: toriWRGB news anchor Olivia Jaquith surprised viewers when she announced live on air that her water had broken just before her 6 a.m. broadcast on May 21, 2025.
Despite being in early labor and two days past her due date, Jaquith chose to stay and deliver the full three-hour morning news show from the newsroom.
The broadcast featured humorous interactions, real-time tracking of her contractions, and supportive comments from co-anchors and the meteorologist.
Jaquith and her husband welcomed their first child, a baby boy, the following day, sharing the news with her followers on Instagram.
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