The stars of the "Today" show are rallying around Al Roker on social media after his announcement that he's been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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Al's co-anchor Savannah Guthrie was one his first coworkers to tribute him on Nov. 6.
"I adore you, dearest @alroker," she captioned a snap. "We know you will beat this prostate cancer and be back in no time. All our love and prayers. And thanks for sharing your journey so that others may be helped too. So much respect."
A few hours later, Hoda Kotb shared a throwback image of the beloved weatherman holding her then-newborn daughter Haley, who is now 3.
"Our al. You never miss a milestone.. you've been there for all of our moments. good or painful.. Haley's arrival. my breast cancer diagnosis.. know this @alroker we will be here for you too.. you've got this," Hoda wrote.
Like Hoda, Dylan Dreyer posted a photo of Al holding her baby, Oliver.
"Al is the first person to visit, the first person to send a hand written note, the first person to call and reach out during good and bad times. His positivity is genuine and infectious," she wrote. "Please keep this wonderful man in your prayers as he undergoes treatment for prostate cancer. And use his diagnosis as a reminder for the men in your lives to get checked! You got this buddy!!!"
Jenna Bush Hager posted a photo to her Instagram Story. "@alroker is a light - all energy and enthusiasm and kindness," she wrote. "god bless him."
Craig Melvin publicly honored Al, too, as he posted a collage of images
"This morning, my dear friend, mentor, road dog, and brother from another mother announced he's having prostate cancer surgery next week. Have been thinking about @alroker all day. For those who know its power, offer up a prayer for our guy," Craig said. "As I said this am, that cancer picked the wrong prostate. You got this, Al."
Sheinelle Jones shared several images with Al while emotionally paying tribute.
"Everyone knows I think *the world* of my dear friend @alroker . you're hearing it from all of us today, he is ALWAYS there for us," she said. "Now, we are here for him as he battles prostate cancer. Al, when you beat this thing.
Former "Today" host Tamron Hall also sent good vibes Al's way.
"Sending every ounce of love I have to my friend, my mentor, and a man who embodies loyalty. Mr. Roker we love you!! Moses, mama and dad," she wrote.