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‘The truth is that I feel deeply alone’: Today host Bobbie Thomas, 46, pens a heartbreaking essay about her grief over the loss of husband Michael, who died at age 42 after suffering a stroke
- The 46-year-old style editor announced Michael Marion’s passing on December 6, 2020, a year-and-a-half after the father-of-one suffered a stroke at age 40
- They met through friends 13 years ago, married in 2013, and have a son, Miles
- Bobbie called theirs a ‘real love story,’ and said that while the grief is ‘awful,’ she doesn’t want to get rid of it because it’s a connection to Michael
- She described how she now likes to smell Michael’s old T-shirts as she faces ‘the enormous weight of loss that I now carry with me everywhere’
- She wants her pain to have purpose, so she’s making a point to pass on the wisdom she’s gained and resources she’s used to other people who are suffering
Today show style editor Bobbie Thomas has penned a heartbreaking essay about the ‘enormous weight of loss’ she feels after her husband died in December at the age of 42.
The 46-year-old announced Michael Marion’s passing on December 6, 2020, a year-and-a-half after the father-of-one suffered a stroke at age 40.
Now, months later, Bobbie is opening up about how she is dealing with grief in an emotional essay for Today.
‘The truth is that I feel deeply alone, even when so many wonderful people have reached out with messages of hope, love and support. Pain is such a universal emotion, yet we still haven’t figured out how to be OK with it,’ she wrote.
Tragic: Today show host Bobbie Thomas has written a heartbreaking essay about the ‘enormous weight of loss’ she feels after her husband died in December at the age of 42
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