It wasn’t long before the world learned about the dramatic downfall of Matt Lauer. Back in 2017, allegations of sexual misconduct brought his career to a screeching halt. But amid all the chaos, his wife, Annette Roque, found herself caught in the storm too. Now, as the dust settles, Annette has made some tough choices for herself and her family. Let’s dive into her story and how she’s moving forward.
Breaking Free: Annette Roque's Decision to Divorce Matt Lauer
For years, Annette stood by her husband through thick and thin. But when the truth came out, she realized it was time to prioritize her well-being and that of their children. In July 2019, the former model, now 52, officially filed for divorce. Looking back, it seems she wishes she’d left sooner. The couple tied the knot in 1998, and together they raised three beautiful kids: Jack, 18, Roxy, 16, and Thijs, 12. According to Us Weekly, Annette remains laser-focused on her children’s happiness and has no regrets about walking away from the marriage.
So, what’s her biggest regret? Well, it’s not leaving Matt—it’s staying with him for too long. A close source revealed, “Annette wanted out of the marriage for a long time. She stayed because of Matt’s career and, more importantly, for their kids. But over the past five years, she’s been through absolute hell.” That’s a heavy burden to carry, and it’s clear she’s ready to put that chapter behind her.
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The Aftermath: Moving Beyond the Scandal

By September, the divorce was finalized, marking a fresh start for Annette. Of course, this news came after Matt faced new allegations from former NBC News colleague Brooke Nevils, who claimed he assaulted her during the 2014 Sochi Olympics. While Matt denies these claims, the allegations only added fuel to the fire. Meanwhile, Matt hasn’t returned to TV since being let go by NBC. The chances of seeing him back on our screens anytime soon seem slim.
What’s Next for Matt Lauer?
Insiders say Matt has no immediate plans to make a TV comeback, though that might not be entirely up to him. According to In Touch Weekly, “Matt’s friends claim he’s not interested in taking just any offer, but the truth is, no one really wants him back—not yet anyway.” The few offers he’s received haven’t been very appealing. “He’s gotten some random web show offers, but that’s not something he’s going to do. If he accepted a web series, he’d get even more negative press,” an insider explained. Clearly, Matt’s pride is still intact, and the last thing he wants is for headlines to declare how far he’s fallen.
A New Chapter for Annette Roque



