The star of the show Dylan Dreyer has shared a major update with his fans as he spent the weekend focused on the family and celebrated his father’s day with his father and husband
Today Show Star Dylan Dreyer He has been putting his family first while enjoying a weekend out of work.
The popular meteorologist shared an update on his social networks while celebrating Father’s Day with the important men of his life. Putting on Instagram Dylan initially published a few times of her and her father, as she admitted that she is a “Daddy girl”. He then added more pictures to his home with his three children, Rusty, Ollie and Calvin, and his father, Brian Fichera.
Putting with his father wrote: “Daddy’s Girl … and proud of this! I love you father … happy father’s day !!!” He then showed the fans how his boys had tickets for the Red Sox game to see live from his home.
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She published: “He took the children to the game of @redsox … in the living room. But we needed tickets. Happy Father Bri Day !!” He added a photo of the improvised tickets, as well as a moment of all five who are smiling from their New York Home.
The fans were ecstatic about updating after hearing -they had not seen Dylan share a lot of content with Brian in recent weeks.
They admitted that they had “lacked to see them together”, and called their “adorable” children, as they labeled Dylan “the best mother”.
Both duo have quick work with Dylan who works as a meteorologist, as well as hosting the earth’s Odyssey and writing children’s books. Meanwhile, Brian works in the television industry, working as a news producer NBC and a dressing room.
The adorable couple will celebrate 13 years of marriage in October, but has not been sailing for the couple since they tied the knot.
But they admit that their shared sense of humor is what helps them to happen, especially when they have hard parenting moments.
By 2022, Dylan told Today.com that they did their best to keep in touch throughout the week when they could be very separate, with much of their conversations through text messages, even deep and significant things.
She said, “Our schedules mean that we do not see much, but we send a text message all the time.
“Sometimes it is even easier to have an important or deep conversation through the text because we leave all our thoughts without being interrupted.
“We do not find it impersonal. In fact, quite the opposite. We know each other well to understand the tone of the other, so it is achieved a lot through text messages!”
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