Natalie Morales Is Leaving NBC News After 22 Years to Join ‘The Talk’: ‘The Time Is Right’ for a ‘New Adventure’

Natalie Morales‘ had a great first day on The Talk!

Natalie Morales is officially a co-host of Global’s “The Talk”.

Natalie Morales has recalled an embarrassing incident that happened on Today during her debut on The Talk.MORE: Natalie Morales' jaw-dropping LA home and why she gave NY up for itOn the CBS show's official Instagram account, Natalie introduced herself to viewers in a video ahead of her first show on Monday.She said: "Hey guys you may know me from the Today Show but now I'm here at The Talk! "Fun fact Friday – a lot of you may know I love to sing and I love to sing out loud.VIDEO: The Talk

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Natalie Morales stunned fans when she announced her decision to leave Today after over a decade working for NBC.MORE: Natalie Morales' jaw-dropping LA home and why she gave NY up for itThe star has since been named as the new panelist on The Talk, alongside Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Jerry O'Connell and Sheryl Underwood.Natalie shared the news on Instagram shortly after it was announced in a statement by CBS, and several of her former Today co-stars showed their support by liking the

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Amanda Kloots is thrilled with 's latest addition! ET's Matt Cohen spoke to Kloots the same day that her CBS talk show announced Natalie Morales as the newest co-host, and the performer couldn't be more excited to welcome the journalist to the show.«It's such great news. We can’t wait to have her with us.

It’s official – Natalie Morales is the final new host of The Talk!

Natalie Morales is taking on Global’s “The Talk”.

Sheryl Underwood, Amanda Kloots, Jerry O'Connell and Akbar Gbajabiamila. O'Connell and Gbajabiamila are the show's first male co-hosts.«It’s an extraordinary opportunity to be joining this team at ,» Morales said.

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On Friday, “Today West Coast” anchor Natalie Morales announced she was exiting NBC News after more than 20 years.

Natalie Morales is going to have to change her Instagram handle soon (@nmoralesnbc) because the NBC Dateline correspondent and Today show west coast anchor is leaving the network after 22 years.

Natalie Morales just announced that she is leaving NBC after 22 years and her next move has seemingly been revealed already.

Natalie Morales, who announced today she is leaving NBC News after 22 years, is expected to join CBS’ The Talk as a permanent co-host, sources confirmed to Deadline.

After 22 years, television journalist Natalie Morales has announced that she will depart NBC News. The journalist announced the news on Friday, explaining that she plans to pursue "a new adventure," per the outlet.

, she wrote that she is ready «to spread my own wings and to pursue a new adventure.»Morales did not disclose where she is headed next. However shortly after the news broke, wrote that she reportedly landed a spot on.

Natalie Morales is leaving NBC News after 22 years, according to a memo she sent out to colleagues on October 1. The journalist, 49, said she was excited to “pursue a new adventure” in the memo, but did not disclose details about her next journey. (Natalie will continue as a Dateline correspondent through the remainder of the year.)