Due to a significant health condition, the well-liked weatherman was forced to miss two months of the show.

Everyone has had a terrible time dealing with Al Roker’s condition, including him and his family.

Due to blood clots that found their way to his lungs, the Today host was forced to give up hosting duties and take a break from the show.

Al is preparing for a difficult departure with his family, which consists of his wife Deborah Roberts, and their children Nick, Leila, and Courtney, despite the fact that his health has, luckily, improved. Al’s family and friends had been asking for God to provide him with better health.

As family life starts to get back to normal, the youngest child, Nick, whose father is a father of three, is getting ready to go back to school.

Deborah expressed her difficulty with his departure on Instagram, saying that he had helped them all from their New York apartment when he had been home for the holidays.

In the photograph that the ABC journalist shared, the college student could be seen doing what he loves to do most: cooking up a storm.

She congratulated herself by writing, “Well done Wednesday.” Well done, @nickroker155. We’ll miss your talents now that you’ll be concentrating on your schooling. Thanks, favorite son, and content mommy.

Many fans have expressed a desire to see Al and Nick again because they used to frequently feature food segments.

Nick’s move and summer college enrollment have left Al and Deborah with an empty nest.

Al discussed his recent health scare and thanked his children for supporting him throughout it after properly recuperating.

Deborah called the challenging time “the worst thing we’ve ever endured as a family and as a wife.” She called the situation “the hardest thing we’ve ever faced.”

Al stated, “I’m not sure whether I would have been able to retain the upbeat attitude that I had, whether I had comprehended how horrible it actually was. She was successful in keeping the truth of the circumstance from him. I didn’t see they were crying when I passed them in the hallway.

In the interview that was featured on Today, he added the following information: “Nick would pass by every 15 to 20 minutes and lean down, kiss me on the head, and say, ‘I love you, Dad.'”

After a very challenging period, Al is again back at work and feeling as great as ever both physically and mentally.