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Pregnant News Anchor Olivia Jaquith Goes Into Labor Live on Air
Local news anchor Olivia Jaquith was in for a surprise when she went on air for her latest broadcast.
The TV journalist, who works for CBS affiliate WRGB in Albany, New York, went into labor live on air on Wednesday, May 21. “We do have some breaking news this morning, literally. Olivia’s water has broke and she is anchoring the news now in active labor,” Jaquith’s coanchor Julia Dunn announced.
Jaquith, for her part, clarified she was only in “early labor,” adding, “Let’s not get carried away.”
Regardless of her labor progress, Dunn told viewers that Jaquith has begun timing her contractions, the last one being two minutes apart. “Well, there was one, but it’s been a few minutes since then, so we’re still in good shape,” Jaquith noted.
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Dunn went on to praise her colleague for deciding to “stay on the desk” despite going into labor. The broadcast even celebrated Jaquith’s pregnancy by adding a “days past due date” counter at the top right corner of the screen.
“Well, I’m happy to be here and I’ll stay on the desk for as long as I possibly can,” Jaquith told viewers. “But if I disappear, that’s what’s going on.”
Dunn, who coincidentally is also pregnant, wrapped up the announcement by stating, “We’re so happy for you! She’s two days overdue, so she wants this baby out.”

Later in the episode, Jaquith stated that she would “rather be at work than at the hospital.” Three hours later at the end of the broadcast, the crew sent Jaquith well wishes with a breaking news bumper at the bottom of the screen which read, “Here comes Baby P, Good Luck Olivia.”
Jaquith is expecting her first child, a baby boy, with her husband, Tyn. Though the anchor has yet to announce she gave birth, WRGB teased via Facebook that she has become a mother. “You may have noticed, a new face on-air this morning, our News Director Stone Grissom slid into his familiar role on the desk to anchor alongside Julia Dunn CBS 6,” the outlet captioned a snap of Dunn reporting alongside Jaquith’s replacement coanchor.
Jaquith announced her pregnancy earlier this year while sharing photos of herself participating in the RunDisney Princess Half Marathon at Disney World via Instagram. “Crossed one finish line, still 3 months to go on the other,” she captioned the February 26 post. “Baby P coming soon .”
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Jaquith has shared several snaps of her baby bump with her followers, even posing for a baby bump pic with Dunn in the news studio. “Bumpin’ ,” she captioned her March 12 Instagram upload.
Earlier this month, Jaquith and her husband celebrated their child’s imminent arrival with a Winnie-the-Pooh-themed baby shower. In her most recent Instagram upload, Jaquith shared sweet photos from their maternity photo shoot.
“Final days as a party of two ,” she excitedly captioned the Saturday, March 17, post.
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Nicole Ari Parker Teases Work Crush Story Line on 'AJLT' Season 3
And Just Like That star Nicole Ari Parker is teasing what’s in store for Lisa Todd Wexley next season — but will there be trouble in paradise for her happily married character?
When Max released the official season 3 trailer for the Sex and the City spinoff, fans saw Parker’s character asking Charlotte (Kristin Davis), “It’s OK to have a work crush, right?” Lisa’s husband, Herbert (Chris Jackson), however, has questions after finding a selfie she took with her handsome new colleague, played by Mehcad Brooks.
In an exclusive interview with Us Weekly for this week’s cover story, Parker revealed that she was surprised by the risky story line — but she couldn’t share many more details.
“I can’t say a word,” she told Us, joking that she “signed so many documents” to stay spoiler-free.
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Parker did give credit where it’s due, shouting out Michael Patrick King and his “great writing team of women” behind the scenes.
“They really established the Wexleys [as a couple] … and they put a little danger in there,” she teased.

Viewers met LTW, a documentary filmmaker and mother of three, when AJLT debuted in 2021. Throughout the series, she’s struggled to balance her responsibilities at work and at home, especially as Herbert launches his political campaign. On top of their busy careers, the couple navigated Lisa’s unexpected pregnancy and miscarriage during season 2.
“I just wanted to do it justice,” Parker said of the emotional story line. “And it was difficult to act, in a way, because [the show is] drama and comedy, and you have to bounce back. So my next scene or next episode might be a little lighter. So how do you honor that? … You still have to carry the truth of what your character went through.”
With such a “female-centered” project, Parker knew her character’s journey would strike a chord. “You can feel other women on the page, at the table read,” she continued. “You can feel all the women that might be going through this particular thing or that particular thing. You can feel how responsible you are for the story line.”
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Though she can’t spill many secrets about what’s to come when AJLT returns this month, Parker hinted that the drama won’t slow down any time soon. “Every year, I have to be deeper, funnier, sadder, more optimistic, sexier. It is everything. … [The fans] aren’t ready.”

Joining the ranks of already beloved characters like Charlotte, Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) and Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) in Samantha’s (Kim Cattrall) absence was no easy feat, but Parker told Us she was “just happy to be at the party” when her AJLT journey began.
“I was happy to work and to be in this iconic group of people,” she continued. “I could have been the waiter. I was very happy. But the writers and [Michael Patrick King], they just didn’t let one character be insignificant. They really gave them backstory in the moment, drama and comedy, and no one was unfinished right from the gate. It’s an actor’s dream.”
Parker hinted that there’s even “a little” bit of herself in LTW, but the character has some extra perks. “I’m jealous of her wardrobe,” the actress confessed. “I’m jealous of her apartment. I wish I had her art collection.”
As enviable as the outfits are, they unfortunately aren’t up for grabs when production wraps. “Everything goes back,” Parker told Us. “And some of the iconic pieces are put away.”
And Just Like That season 3 premieres on Max Thursday, May 29, at 9 p.m. ET.
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Matthew Gray Gubler — And Other OGs — Return for 'Criminal Minds' Funeral
Criminal Minds: Evolution didn’t just bring back Matthew Gray Gubler‘s Reid — but several other OG characters — for Will’s funeral.
During the Thursday, May 22, episode of the Paramount+ show, JJ (A. J. Cook) prepared for late husband Will’s (Josh Stewart) funeral with help from Penelope Garcia (Kirsten Vangsness) and Emily Prentiss (Paget Brewster).
The emotional day got nostalgic when Gubler’s fan-favorite character made a surprise appearance to support JJ. Emily, meanwhile, pointed out to Penelope that Aaron Hotchner (Thomas Gibson) and Derek Morgan (Shemar Moore) sent flowers because they couldn’t be at the funeral.
While viewers knew to expect a cameo from Gubler, the Hotchner and Morgan mentions were unexpected. Criminal Minds: Evolution has previously found ways to acknowledge characters from the original show after making the move from CBS to Paramount+.
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Criminal Minds, which debuted in 2005, introduced viewers to a group of criminal profilers who work for the FBI as members of its Behavioral Analysis Unit. The crime drama has kept exploring different fictional cases each season as cast members have come and gone.
After wrapping in 2020, Criminal Minds was revived with Cook, 46, Vangsness, 52, Brewster, 56, Joe Mantegna, Aisha Tyler and Adam Rodriguez returning.

Gubler, 45, who played Reid from 2005 to 2020, publicly discussed his interest in making a return. “I would be honored. I would absolutely love that,” he said of the series during an appearance on Ireland’s The Six O’Clock Show in September 2023. “They did a newer spinoff of the show, but it was filming during a time when I was shooting something else. But I can’t wait — hopefully it will soon work out.”
Showrunner Erica Messer exclusively told Us Weekly in July 2024 that they have had conversations with Gubler, saying, “We love [Matthew] and he’s always going to be a part of the family. We would love for an opportunity to arise to get him back. And we have tried — and he has tried.”
Messer noted that Gubler’s busy schedule kept him from returning.
“It just hasn’t worked out timing wise. I can’t speak to [season 3 of Criminal Minds: Evolution] because we’re not there yet. But it’s not for lack of trying,” Messer said before pointing out how the show has still featured mentions of Reid. “I think the characters also are going to acknowledge it.”
She continued: “Even when [Felicity Huffman‘s character] Jill Gideon was like, ‘How are all these people doing?’ They’ve all been gone for a long time — but she wouldn’t not ask about them. That’s who she remembers on the team.”
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While Gubler isn’t sticking around as Reid on Criminal Minds, he is marking his TV return with CBS’ Einstein. The upcoming series follows Lew Einstein, a.k.a the great grandson of Albert Einstein, as he spends his days as a comfortably tenured professor. His bad boy antics, however, land him in trouble with the law so he uses his skills to help a local police detective solve the most puzzling cases.
CBS picked up the show to series but it has been plagued with delays. In April, it was confirmed that CBS was moving Einstein from its planned premiere during the 2025-26 TV season to the 2026-27 season.
“At one point, Einstein was on the schedule,” the network’s Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach explained at the CBS Upfronts in May. “But then it just occurred to us that we had an opportunity with this show. We’ve had such great results with long term development. [At last year’s upfront press event], we announced that we were picking up Sheriff Country to series [for 2025-26]. They start production next week, we have been promoting the show for months, we have 12 scripts banked, and we have a ton of efficiencies for production, scheduling, etc.”
She added: “We felt like Einstein could really benefit from this path, even if it means changing course. We are not afraid to do that when it means that we are setting the show up for its best chances of success.”
Criminal Minds is currently streaming on Paramount+.
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