CBS Saturday Morning Announces New Co-Hosts
CBS News confirmed on Friday that Adriana Diaz and Kelly O’Grady will be co-hosting “CBS Saturday Morning,” following a report from The Post last month.
Their debut is set for this Saturday, coming after some significant changes that led to the departure of previous co-anchors Dana Jacobson and Michelle Miller, whose last episode aired late last month.
The Post had previously reported in late October that Jacobson and Miller were being considered for a revamp, though their replacements were not announced until now.
This shake-up represents the first major change under CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss and President Tom Cybrowski. Since then, the network has been making moves to refresh CBS Evening News, with Tony Dokoupil at the helm.
Weiss and Cybrowski are looking to rework high-profile programs, including “CBS Morning” and even the iconic “60 Minutes” this year.
In addition to leading weekend programming, Diaz and O’Grady will also take turns hosting the streaming series “CBS News 24/7 Mornings” alongside notable host Vladimir Duthier, as disclosed by the network.
Diaz will continue reporting across various CBS News platforms, while O’Grady will persist in covering topics related to business, technology, and economics.
Tony DiPolvair, a senior broadcast producer, will supervise “CBS Saturday Morning,” following the layoffs of executive producer Brian Applegate and several staff members late last year.
In an effort to streamline costs, the 28-year-old show, which airs nationally from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. ET on Saturdays, is now sharing its production team with “CBS Morning,” as reported earlier by The Post.
Diaz has been with CBS News since 2012, previously co-hosting the now-closed streaming program CBS Mornings Plus and serving as anchor for the Saturday edition of CBS Weekend News, along with contributing as a correspondent in China and Chicago.
O’Grady joined CBS in 2024 as a “MoneyWatch” correspondent, focusing on financial news and trends. Before that, she worked as a correspondent and fill-in anchor for Fox Business.
