Today’s host shocks fans by revealing it’s her ‘last day’ on the air – after getting engaged to NRL manager
Britt Cohen leaves the Today show ahead of her wedding to Aaron Warburton.
The entertainment reporter made the announcement on Friday’s show, but insisted she return after her wedding.
“Our beautiful Brit is leaving to get married and today is her last day before that happens,” said presenter Sylvia Jeffreys.
The television presenter clarified that it was Britain’s “last day at work for a few weeks” when she handed her a large bunch of flowers.
“I’ll be back for sure, but maybe I’ll come back with a different surname: Warburton. I have to try it out,” she added.
Britt Cohen (right) leaves the Today show ahead of her wedding to Aaron Warburton. The entertainment reporter made the announcement on Friday’s show, but insisted she return after her wedding
She later shared a photo of the sweet moment on her Instagram, where she was treated to cupcakes, with the caption, “Feeling the love today.”
Britt announced her engagement to long-time boyfriend Aaron in December last year.
She shared the happy news on Instagram alongside a photo of her hugging her new fiancée, who is the Chief Executive Officer of the NRL Bulldogs.
The blonde beauty also wowed fans by revealing her impressive emerald cut diamond engagement ring.
“Our beautiful Briton is getting married and today is her last day before that happens,” said presenter Sylvia Jeffreys (centre)
The television presenter clarified that it was Britain’s “last day at work for a few weeks” when she handed her a large bunch of flowers.
She captioned the post with some heartfelt words, “Can’t wait to spend forever with you! I love you more than anything in the world.”
Brit has become a star on Channel Nine’s breakfast show after initially working behind the scenes.
Previously a producer for Today and Today Extra, she regularly conducts Hollywood interviews and covers red carpet events.
Britt announced her engagement to longtime boyfriend Aaron (right) in December last year.