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Inheritance Katie Couricrecent husband, Jay MonahanLives on a newest member of her family.
“I think about it often. I see him in my daughters constantly, ”Couric, 68, was told only Weekly US On Thursday, March 6, in promoting the Cologuard Classic according to the Exact Sciences golf tournament, which helps raise awareness of colon cancer. “We named Ellie’s son, Jay, after her father and my late husband, and that was really meaningful. So, now every time I see Jay’s baby, I think of my Jay and Ellie and Jay Carrie. “
Couric married Monahan in 1989, and both welcomed their daughters, Ellie and Charriein 1991 and 1996, respectively. Monahan died at the age of 42 of colon cancer in January 1998. (Couric later married John Molan in 2014.)
Couric revealed that her first grandchildren were named after Monahan (and her full name was John Paul Monahan) while announced his born In March 2024. “John Albert Dobrosky was born on his due date, Saturday, March 23rd at 8:23 am, slightly shy of seven pounds,” she headed Instagram Hospital Photos of Ellie, and her husband, Mark Dobroskyhold their newly. “He will be called Jay in honor of his maternal father.”
Katie Couric is an official grandmother. The journalist, 67, announced through Instagram that her eldest daughter, Ellie Monahan, had led to her first child with her husband Mark Dobrosky. “John Albert Dobrosky was born on his due date, Saturday, March 23rd at 8:23 am, a little shy of seven pounds,” he headed a slideshow of photos on (…)
Although it has been nearly three decades since Monahan’s death, Couric told Us It remains a “presence in our lives.” He added, “When Ellie gets married or has a baby, or Carrie is going to get her PhD this fall, you know, I always wonder how proud he would be of them. So, we think about it a lot. “
Baby Jay’s name was something that came as a surprise to Couric. “I was pulling for Katie. We didn’t know if she had a boy or girl, ”joking the TV personality. “I think (Ellie) thought of Jay, but it was surprising. And his name is John Albert – Albert after Mark’s Grandfather and Jay after Ellie’s father. Therefore, it is a very meaningful and special name. And it’s extremely cute, obviously. “
While Couric praised her daughter Ellie for being a “spectacular mother,” the first Today anchor by Us She hopes she “does a good job as a grandmother,” noting, “they live in Los Angeles, so we rented a house for six weeks so that I could spend time with him. So, I hope he can get to know me a little better because we are still in New York. … I thank God for FaceTime because he sees me very much on FaceTime. “
As well as spending some quality time with baby Jay, Couric will honor her husband at the Cologuard Classic by the exact golf tournament sciences, held in Tucson, Arizona, from Friday, March 7, through Sunday, March 9.
Katie Couric has some serious “mixed feelings” about taking a mother’s role. “I think 99 percent, ‘I’m so excited.’ And 1 percent was, ‘Holy SH-T, I’m old enough to be a grandmother,’ ”Couric, 67, tells us Weekly only in promoting the Classical Golf Tournament of Cologuard, which spreads awareness of colon cancer prevention. (…)
“It’s a really great event. I love being here in Tucson. I love exact sciences, and I love the team we work with. I am so impressed as an organization and their values, ”said Couric for attending the Colon and Roof Cancer Awareness event for the third time. “I’m not a big golfer, but I met nearly 300 colon cancer advocates who work across the country to highlight the re-pronounced cancer murderer of men and women together, and to make sure people know it is a high (preventable) disease but which have minimaled, and that people need to be screened.”
March is a National Colon Cancer Awareness Month, which Couric says is a perfect time for people to be screened for the disease. “I always tell people, being screened for colon cancer may not be at the top of their list of things to do, and they may feel nervous or anxious. But when you compare it to being diagnosed with color and rectal cancer, there is no comparison at all, ”he said. “And it’s a relatively easy process, and can save you miles of heartbreak. And so, I always say, ‘Just do it,’ as the Nike Commercial says, and do it, and know that’s something you can cross off your list and not worry about it. “
Couric went on to emphasize that “the removal of colon and rectifice can be” completely eradicated “if detected early. “It’s one of those things where your fate is in your hands, if you take advantage of screening,” he explained.
With reports by Mandie Decamp
