Al Roker Teases Cameo in 'Good Burger 2' with Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell: 'Ready for My Close-Up!'

Al Roker, Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell filmingGood Burger 2.Photo:TODAY TODAY Welcome to Good Burger,Al Roker! TheTodayshow weather anchor, 68, is set to make a cameo appearance inGood Burger 2, the upcoming sequel to the 1997 Nickelodeon comedy starringKenan ThompsonandKel Mitchell. Roker announced the news on Tuesday’s episode of his NBC morningshow, where he sharedan interview he conductedwith Thompson, 45, and Mitchell, 44, on the set of the long-awaited film.

Al Roker Tells 'Today' Show Co-Hosts 'Nobody Cares!' After TMI Chat About Spring Cleaning

Al Rokerhas his limits! “Nobody cares!” Roker exclaimed. Even the show’sofficial Twitter pagenoted that the ladies went a little “off track” on Wednesday, captioning the hilarious clip with a mention of Roker at a “loss for words.” Initially starting off the home organization segment on topic, the ladies then went off on side convos about Bush Hager’s cat leashes and Guthrie’s closet, with Kotb then taking over the chat and comparing cleaning to ex-boyfriends.

Al Roker to Undergo Hip Replacement Surgery: 'I'm Slowly Replacing This Body One by One'

Photo: MediaPunch/REX/Shutterstock Al Rokerwill have to watch hisTodaycoworkers from his couch for the next two weeks as he recovers from hip replacement surgery. The morning show host, 65, announced Tuesday that he decided to go through with the procedure after dealing with unrelenting hip pain for the last three months. “All of a sudden, I started feeling this twinge in my hip — and then my back was acting up,” Rokertold Today.

Al Roker Urges Critics Not to Shame People Taking Weight Loss Drugs: 'Stay Within Your Lane'

Al Roker.Photo:Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty Al Rokeris urging people not to be judgmental of those who decide to use weight loss drugs. On Tuesday, theTodayco-host, 69, was on air and commented onOprah Winfrey’s recent televised conversation, calledAn Oprah Special:Shame, Blame and the Weight Loss Revolution, which tackles how the use of medications likeOzempic,WegovyandMounjarofor weight loss has surged in popularity. “Everybody’s struggling with it and we’re still trying to figure it out,” he said.

Al Roker Vows to Be 'More Patient' with Son, 17, Who Has Special Needs: 'Want to Be a Better Person'

Al Roker, Deborah Roberts and Nick Roker.Photo: Roy Rochlin/Getty Al Rokersays watching hisson Nicknavigate through life’s challenges has made him want to be a better, and more patient, person.Speaking withHoda Kotbon Thursday, theTodayweather anchor, 65, opened up aboutone of his intentions for the new year. “I want to be more patient, I think. Especially towards the end of the week after I get a little tired, I tend to get a little short with Nick,” he said of 17-year-old son who has special needs.