Matt Lauer Lost Everything, Look At Him Now

Name: Matt Lauer Lost Everything, Look At Him Now
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00:00For 20 years, Matt Lauer was the face of America's biggest morning show.

00:04Then in one shocking broadcast, he lost everything as millions watched it unfold.

00:09Years later, he's living far from the spotlight. But the full story of his rise,

00:14fall, and life now is one you need to stay to hear. It happened fast, on a Monday night in

00:19November 2017. An NBC employee walked into Human Resources and laid out a detailed complaint about

00:26Matt Lauer's conduct in the workplace. By Wednesday morning, he was gone. No warning to viewers,

00:32no farewell tour, nothing. Savannah Guthrie sat down at the Today desk and read a statement from

00:38NBC News chairman Andrew Lack straight to camera, telling the audience the network had received a

00:43detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace

00:48by Matt Lauer, and as a result, had decided to terminate his employment. Guthrie called it a

00:54sad morning. Lack's statement made clear this wasn't a slow process. The complaint represented,

00:59after serious review, a clear violation of the company's standards. And the network had decided

01:05to terminate his employment almost immediately after hearing it. NBC didn't sit on this,

01:11they moved within 24 hours. The complaint itself traced back three years to the 2014 Sochi Olympics.

01:17A female colleague made a detailed complaint accusing him of inappropriate sexual behavior

01:23during the 2014 Sochi Olympics. And the accusation noted that the alleged behavior continued in the

01:29workplace after the Olympics. That colleague hadn't been publicly named, yet. That would come later,

01:35but the substance of what she told NBC, was enough to end a career that had survived just about

01:41everything else television could throw at it. Within hours of the announcement, the story blew wide open.

01:47Variety had been sitting on a two-month investigation, and it dropped that same afternoon.

01:52The report was based on a two-month investigation that included dozens of interviews with current

01:57and former staffers who asked to remain anonymous. And among the allegations, Lauer reportedly gave a

02:03colleague a sex toy with an explicit note about how he wanted to use it on her. Exposed himself to

02:09another female co-worker, would question female producers about their sex lives, and would talk about

02:14which co-hosts he'd like to sleep with. This wasn't one complaint anymore. This was a pattern,

02:20according to the people who'd worked alongside him for years. And NBC's own reporting, confirmed the

02:26complaint didn't stand alone. NBC received at least two more complaints related to Lauer,

02:31the New York Times reported, citing a person briefed on the matter. Andrew Lack himself acknowledged as

02:37much on air, telling staff it was the first complaint made against Lauer in his 20 years at the network.

02:42But that we were also presented, with reason to believe this, may not have been an isolated incident.

02:48The next morning, Lauer responded. Guthrie read his statement live, on the same desk where he'd

02:54worked since 1994. He didn't deny everything. He said repairing the damage he'd caused was now his

03:00full-time job. And in his own words, I regret that my shame is now shared by the people I

03:05cherish

03:05dearly. It read like a man conceding the point, without conceding the details. Timing mattered here too.

03:12Lauer wasn't an isolated casualty of a random news cycle, he was swept up in something much bigger.

03:18His firing came a week after CBS News terminated veteran journalist Charlie Rose over accusations

03:24of sexual misconduct from multiple women. Harvey Weinstein's story had broken weeks earlier.

03:30Political journalist Mark Halperin had just been sidelined. Two senior NPR executives were gone.

03:37Lauer was one of a string of high-profile media figures accused of sexual misconduct. CBS had fired

03:43Charlie Rose the week before, after eight women accused him of harassment over more than a decade.

03:49Mark Halperin had been put on leave over reports of inappropriate behavior. And two of NPR's senior

03:55news executives were no longer employed following allegations against them. The dam had broken across

04:01the entire industry, and Lauer was one of the biggest names it took down. The employee behind the

04:06original complaint stayed anonymous at first, working through an attorney. Washington attorney

04:12Ari Wilkenfeld represented her, and he made a point of praising how NBC handled it, saying

04:17my client and I met with representatives from NBC's Human Resources and legal departments at 6pm on

04:24Monday for an interview that lasted several hours, and that NBC had acted quickly, the way any company

04:30should when faced with credible allegations. That single meeting on a Monday evening is what ended

04:3620 years of Matt Lauer's television career by Wednesday morning. By the following May, NBC

04:42Universal released the results of its own internal investigation. Five months of digging, and the

04:47headline finding was this. NBC Universal said the five-month internal investigation found no evidence

04:54that any NBC news. Today, show leadership, human resources personnel or others, in positions of

05:00authority, were aware of allegations of sexual misconduct made by four women against Lauer,

05:06before November 2017. Four women, not one. The network was essentially saying nobody upstairs knew.

05:13Right up until that Monday night meeting changed everything. Lauer's own account of the firing,

05:18given later, stuck to a narrower version of events. He said, On November 29, 2017, I was terminated by NBC,

05:26after admitting to past relationships with co-workers. A day later I took responsibility for

05:32those relationships, apologized to the people I hurt, and promised to begin the process of repairing the

05:38damage I had caused my family. I have worked every day since then to honor that promise. He was framing

05:44it as consensual relationships gone public, not workplace assault. A framing he'd defend for

05:50years, even as the more serious allegation kept resurfacing. On air that morning, his former co-hosts

05:56weren't hiding their reaction. Savannah Guthrie told viewers, We owe it to our viewers to pause for a

06:02moment. This is shocking and appalling, and I honestly don't even know what to say about it. It's very

06:07painful for all of us at NBC and who are at the Today Show. It's very, very, very difficult. Hoda

06:14Cop sat beside her, visibly caught off guard by the scale of it. That was the hinge point, 20 years

06:20ended

06:20in under 48 hours. What came after the specific allegation that would follow him for the next decade?

06:27The divorce, the properties sold off, and the life he's been quietly building since, is where the story

06:32gets more complicated. The employee from that Monday night meeting stayed, unnamed for almost

06:38two years. Then, in October 2019, journalist Ronan Farrow published a book that changed the shape of

06:44the story entirely. Brooke Neville's publicly alleged Lauer raped her, at the 2014 Sochi Olympics. Via

06:51Ronan Farrow's book, Catch and Kill, Lies, Spies and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators. This wasn't

06:57inappropriate workplace behavior anymore. This was a rape allegation. With a name attached,

07:03from a former colleague who'd been a talent producer working the games. Variety got an

07:07advance copy before the book even hit shelves and ran the story. Variety reported the accusations,

07:13after reading an advance copy of Catch and Kill, which wasn't scheduled to hit bookstores for another

07:19week. Neville's described an encounter in Lauer's hotel room in Sochi, where she says the assault took

07:25place. And the fallout was immediate and public, her name and photo were suddenly everywhere.

07:30Lauer didn't stay quiet, he fired back with a lengthy open letter, published through Variety,

07:36denying the rape outright and insisting on his version of the story. He wrote that he'd never

07:41assaulted anyone, stating flatly, I have never assaulted anyone or forced anyone to have s, period.

07:47His position was that the two had an affair, that it was consensual, and that everything he and Neville's

07:53did was consensual, insisting she wanted revenge because he'd cut things off. That letter drew a

07:59line that has held for years, Lauer maintains it was an affair. Neville's maintains it was assault,

08:05neither side has moved. NBC for its part, put out a statement of its own condemning what happened,

08:11calling his conduct appalling and reprehensible, and noting, Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling,

08:16horrific and reprehensible, as we said at the time. That's why he was fired within 24 hours of us,

08:23Neville's first learning of the complaint. Our hearts break again for our colleague.

08:27The network wasn't walking anything back. For years after that the story sat there,

08:31a book excerpt, a rebuttal, a stalemate. Then this past January, Neville's put out her own memoir,

08:38and the story reopened with details nobody had heard before. Her book, titled Around Silence and Shame,

08:44and the stories people choose to believe, went far beyond what Farrow had reported. In an excerpt

08:50published by The Cut, Neville's revisited the alleged assault during the 2014 Sochi Olympics

08:55and described the personal and professional collapse. That followed her 2017 complaint to NBC,

09:02including a severe mental health crisis that led to a psychiatric ward admission. The scene she

09:08describes starts at a bar, not a hotel room. Neville says that one night, toward the end of her time

09:14in

09:14Sochi. She was celebrating in a bar with Meredith Vieira and other colleagues, when Lauer joined

09:19their table. And she recalls, he came over and sat with us, and I felt like it couldn't possibly be

09:24real. From there, she says she ended up alone with him. She was at the bar with Today co-anchor

09:30Meredith

09:30Vieira, when Lauer joined. And she later went to his hotel room, where she was drunk and alone.

09:36With Matt Lauer insisting on having anal sex, she wrote. What she describes waking up too,

09:41is graphic and specific. Neville said she woke up the morning after to find her underwear,

09:46and the sheet beneath me. Caked with blood, and the pain was undeniable. She wrote it hurt to walk,

09:52it hurt to sit, it hurt to remember. She also writes candidly, about how long it took her to

09:58even categorize what happened. At the time, she didn't have the language for it. Neville said that before

10:04she would later accuse him of rape. She would never have used the word rape, to describe what

10:09had happened. Even now I hear rape, and think of masked strangers in dark alleys. Back then,

10:14I had no idea what to call what happened other than weird and humiliating. That confusion, she says,

10:20is exactly why it took her years to go to Human Resources at all. A few years later, as the

10:26Me Too

10:26movement gained momentum. She went to Human Resources, and Lauer was fired. The book also gets

10:32into what her life looked like, after her name became public. She describes being on the floor,

10:38after seeing her identity, printed for the first time. Saying she remembers lying, curled in a ball,

10:43once her name was published nationally. She writes about the variety story that outed her. Noting how

10:49it framed her, as the center of the entire scandal. And recalling that, the next morning, my name and

10:55photo had already been aired on national television. As once again I'd slept through it all. She's also

11:01open about where she landed on the other side of it. Married now with two children,

11:05she describes rebuilding a life she once thought she'd lost the right to. In her own words in the

11:11years since, Neville's has gotten married and had two kids. All while she has painstakingly rebuilt

11:16her life, writing. Every moment with my family, is a precious piece of the life. That I once believed,

11:22I no longer deserved to live. And at another point in the book she calls Lauer, directly what she believes

11:28he is. Branding him a monster, in the pages describing that bloody morning in Sochi.

11:33Lauer, through people close to him, has made clear he isn't taking the republishing of these

11:38allegations well. A source told reporters he's, not happy, about Brooke Neville's resurfacing her 2017

11:44sexual assault allegations. But has come to terms with bad press. Another insider described him as

11:51outright angry, that the story is back in the headlines. Saying he's angry, about Neville rehashing

11:56the allegations, which he has denied multiple times. So nearly a decade on, this remains the

12:02unresolved core of the whole story. One version says affair, one version says assault. With a hotel

12:08room and blood on the sheets to back it up. There's no court verdict settling it, either way. But it's

12:14the allegation that ended his career. And it's the one that keeps finding its way back into headlines,

12:19every time it feels like it might finally fade. While the Sochi allegation played out in public,

12:24Lauer's home life was falling apart just as fast, and just as publicly. He'd been married to Annette

12:30Roek, a former Dutch model, for two decades. Lauer was married to Roek for 20 years, before she filed

12:37for divorce in July 2019. That wasn't their first crisis. Back in 2006, Roek had already tried to

12:44leave once. She'd filed then citing serious grievances, saying at the time she'd suffered

12:48mental abuse, extreme mental and emotional distress, humiliation, torment and anxiety.

12:54After discovering he'd cheated. She withdrew that filing after he convinced her to stay,

12:59and the two signed a post-nuptial agreement to smooth things over. That agreement came back into

13:04play more than a decade later. When the Sochi story and the wider allegations broke in November,

13:10Roek didn't wait around. Reports at the time said she kicked him out of their home,

13:14after he was fired from NBC, when multiple allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced.

13:20He moved out of the main house, and into the guest quarters on their own property.

13:24While the marriage limped along in public view, for almost two more years before she officially filed.

13:30Money became the next battlefield. Lauer had been one of the highest earners in television news,

13:35pulling in a contract worth $25 million a year by 2012. Up from $17 million annually before that.

13:43That kind of income, meant, the divorce settlement was never going to be simple.

13:48Early reports floated numbers as high as $100 million, with one source telling reporters flatly.

13:54The damage in this marriage can't be fixed. As the negotiations dragged on,

13:59more grounded figures started to circulate. Page Six reported, he'd agreed to pay Roek somewhere in

14:04the range of $20 million. With a source explaining, things really have settled down. Matt and Annette are

14:11getting on, and they're both spending time with their kids. They hope to settle the divorce very soon.

14:16Another insider close to the split, described his mindset bluntly. Saying,

14:20Matt's bending over backwards to give Annette everything she wants, because he feels so guilty.

14:25But he would love the Hamptons home. Referring to the sprawling estate,

14:29the two had been sharing even as their marriage ended. That property had history of its own.

14:33Lauer bought the estate from Richard Gere for $36.5 million in 2016, and used it as a bolt hole

14:41immediately after he was sacked by NBC. It became something of a symbol during the divorce fight,

14:47both of them wanted it, and by his own insider's account it was his dream home.

14:51To fund the settlement and start over financially, Lauer began liquidating real estate across the board.

14:57He listed and sold a Manhattan apartment. After he was fired from NBC, he listed an apartment for $7.35

15:04million, and he had previously purchased the property for $5.88 million. A separate Sag Harbor

15:11property also went up for sale, first listed at $18 million, before the price got cut down closer to

15:18$12 million. As the divorce timeline pushed forward, by the time the dust settled on the marriage,

15:23the couple's three children, Jack, Romy, and Thijs, were being split between two households,

15:29with both parents insisting the kids came first. Sources close to the family described things easing

15:34into a workable arrangement, with one saying they'd hoped to settle the divorce very soon,

15:39and eventually they did. Once it was finalized, Lauer didn't stay single for long, but he also didn't

15:45jump into anything new or public. He turned to someone already in his orbit, a long-time friend,

15:50rather than a stranger. Shortly after their divorce was finalized, Lauer began dating

15:55businesswoman Shaman Abaz, with whom he had been friends for over two decades. A source described

16:01the relationship's foundation this way. They had a good solid foundation as friends and in business

16:06when they started dating. And the romance has grown over the years. They try and stay out of the

16:11spotlight, but are happy together and not interested in a high-profile life. They are off the radar and

16:16low-key, they are enjoying their lives. Abaz is a luxury public relations executive,

16:22and the two have been together since 2019, quietly, mostly out of frame. Occasionally

16:27surfacing at events like Don Lemon's 2024 wedding, where they appeared together, as a couple among

16:33Lauer's remaining circle of friends in media. That's where the marriage part of the story lands,

16:3820 years dissolved into a private, negotiated settlement. A shared estate that outlasted the

16:43relationship itself, and a second chapter with someone who already knew him well before any of

16:49the scandal broke. What happened to his money and his real estate empire after that is its own story.

16:55Before any of this, Lauer was one of the wealthiest names in American news. At his peak,

17:00estimates put his fortune at around $120 million to $150 million, making him one of the highest paid

17:07journalists in the country, at the time of his dismissal from NBC. That number reflected decades

17:13of network paychecks stacking up, plus real estate, plus every side deal that comes with being the face

17:19of the most watched morning show in the country. The firing hit that fortune immediately, and it hit

17:24it in a very specific way. Because NBC dismissed him for cause, they weren't obligated to pay out the

17:30remainder of whatever was left on his contract. Because he was fired for cause, NBC did not pay him the

17:36remainder of his contract. Whatever guaranteed money was sitting on the table when that Monday

17:41night meeting happened, it disappeared the moment Andrew Lack's statement went out. What followed was

17:46a stretch of years spent selling things off. The Manhattan apartment went first, fetching more than

17:51its asking price even amid the scandal. The SAG Harbor listing followed, its price slashed by millions as

17:58the divorce proceedings dragged. And eventually, even the crown jewel of his property portfolio,

18:03the sprawling Hamptons estate he'd fought to keep during the divorce, went to. He sold his former

18:08Hamptons estate in 2022, for 40.9 million dollars, and now, owns a 25-acre estate in SAG Harbor.

18:16That sale alone tells you something. He'd bought the place for 36.5 million dollars in 2016, right before

18:23everything fell apart. And walked away with over 40 million six years later, a profit, even after all the

18:29legal fees, the settlement payments, and the reputational wreckage. Whatever else happened

18:33to Lauer's finances, real estate wasn't where he lost ground. If anything, it's where he quietly rebuilt.

18:40Even with all that, some estimates suggest his overall net worth took a real hit from the peak.

18:45One widely cited figure put his fortune, post-scandal, closer to 80 million dollars. Down from the 100

18:52dollars to 150 million dollars, estimated at the height of his career. Losing tens of millions is

18:58still losing tens of millions, even if what's left would set most people up for several lifetimes.

19:04Professionally though, the bigger loss wasn't measured in dollars. It was the disappearance of

19:09relevance. For years after the firing, Lauer was almost a ghost. He didn't do interviews. He didn't

19:14show up at industry events. The first time photographers caught him in public at all was in October 2019,

19:20while grabbing breakfast in the Hamptons. Nearly two full years after the story broke. A friend

19:26described what that period looked like from the inside, saying, there was a time there where he

19:31wasn't really talking to anybody. He wasn't really talking to any of his old friends. Over the past

19:37year, he's been reconnecting with friends and texting them and talking on the phone. That isolation

19:42eventually thawed, but slowly, and mostly among a small circle. Al Roker, his former Today colleague,

19:48kept in touch. Al Roker and Matt Lauer have maintained a friendly relationship and occasionally

19:54see each other, despite Lauer's controversial exit from NBC. Don Lemon became another point of contact,

20:00describing what it's like to see him socially by saying,

20:03Whenever I see Matt out and about, or, you know, even with us, if we go out to dinner,

20:08my husband go out to dinner with him and his fiancée, and people love him. Women love him,

20:13but friendliness from a handful of old colleagues never translated into a job. Sources close to him

20:19made clear that industry doors mostly stayed shut, no matter who he had dinner with. One insider summed

20:25up the standoff bluntly, saying he'd spent years waiting on someone to open a door for him, and

20:30nobody had. Matt spent the past several years waiting for some of his former colleagues

20:35to come to his rescue and open the door for a comeback. But no one has appeared,

20:39so now he's exploring other options, the insider said. That frustration reportedly hasn't gone away,

20:45even years later. A source described him as still carrying resentment toward the industry that dropped

20:50him, saying he remains, still angry, with the way he was treated by the industry and people he thought

20:56were his friends. Financially, he's landed somewhere stable, even comfortable. He doesn't need a paycheck,

21:02and by most accounts he isn't chasing one out of necessity. As one insider put it plainly,

21:07describing his day-to-day now, he doesn't work and he doesn't have to, he's not looking to. He was

21:12a

21:12journalist at heart, and he did s. The kind of answer that suggests money was never really the open

21:18wound here, relevance was. That's the shape of where the fortune landed, down from the peak, but nowhere close

21:24to gone. Propped up by real estate that kept appreciating, even while his name was radioactive,

21:30everywhere else. What he's actually doing with all that time and money, is where the story turns next.

21:35Nearly a decade out from the firing, Lauer has settled into something close to a routine.

21:40He splits his time in the Hamptons, largely on his own property, largely away from the industry that once

21:46built his identity. Lauer, 67, has been living a quiet life in the Hamptons with his girlfriend,

21:52Shaman Abaz, a luxury public relations executive, whom he's been dating since 2019. His three kids

21:58are grown or nearly grown now. He shares three children with his ex-wife, Annette Roque, 59,

22:04Jack, 24, Romy, 22, and Thijs, 19. By every account from people close to the family, fatherhood

22:10became the center of his life, once the television career ended. The insider explained Lauer is committed

22:16to being a good father and spending time with his kids. That's echoed elsewhere too. Lauer has maintained

22:22that his relationship with the accuser was consensual, and has been focusing on spending time with his

22:28children and being a good father since the scandal. Socially, he's not a total recluse, even if he's not

22:34chasing cameras either. He's shown up at select events tied to his social circle, including being spotted at

22:40events like Don Lemon's 2024 wedding, alongside Shaman Abaz. He's also been photographed at charity

22:46functions in the Hamptons, the kind of low-key appearances that don't generate headlines on

22:51their own, but confirm he's still part of a social world. Just a much smaller one. Now here's where the

22:57story gets interesting again. For years, the assumption was that Lauer's television career was

23:02permanently finished. No network was going to touch him, and he seemed resigned to that. But recent reporting

23:08suggests he's not fully at peace with a quiet retirement. Late last year, a source told People

23:14that he's begun testing the waters. A source told People magazine that Lauer is doing well in his

23:19private life, and wants to get back into the media arena in some capacity, if not TV. Adding he has

23:25talked to some people about it. Don Lemon himself had predicted this months earlier, saying on a podcast

23:30that if Lauer found the right lane, he could make it work. Lemon put it this way, I think that

23:36if he

23:36could come back to digital, he can set his own course. But I only got to know Matt after,

23:41you know, the whole situation happened, Lemon said. There's even been talk, reported through

23:46outlets close to the industry gossip circuit, of Lauer eyeing a partnership with two other

23:51broadcasters, who fell from grace, for very different reasons. Amy Robach and TJ Holmes,

23:57the Good Morning America, whose relationship scandal, ended both their careers there, in 2022.

24:02According to sources, Lauer has floated joining their podcast in some capacity, with one insider

24:08describing the pitch. He's followed TJ and Amy's story closely, and has a lot of respect for their

24:15tenacity and talent. So he's putting together a proposal, and hoping they can come up with a plan,

24:20that will benefit them all. Nothing concrete has come of it yet, but the interest is apparently real,

24:27and it says something about where Lauer sees his own path back. Not through the networks that fired him,

24:32but through the newer, less gate-kept corners of media that don't answer to the same standards.

24:38Meanwhile, the story that ended his career in the first place, refuses to stay in the past.

24:43Neville's memoir landed the story back on entertainment pages, forcing the same questions

24:48back into circulation, nearly a decade later. NBC, when asked for comment on the new book,

24:54kept its response minimal. The network confirmed only what it had already said back in 2017,

24:59about firing him, declining to engage further with the fresh details. And Lauer's camp for its part,

25:06kept its response consistent with everything, he's said since that first open letter. Denial of the

25:12assault, acknowledgement of an affair, and frustration that the story keeps resurfacing years,

25:17after he considers it settled. What's clear, watching all of this from where we stand now,

25:23is that neither side has moved an inch. Neville's has spent years rebuilding a life around a marriage,

25:28two children. And a book she says she wrote, because she needed the kind of account.

25:33That didn't exist when it happened to her. Lauer has spent those same years rebuilding,

25:38around a Hamptons estate. A long-term relationship, with someone who knew him, before any of this.

25:44And now, apparently, a quiet campaign to find his way back into some version of public life.

25:49Whether that comeback ever actually happens, is genuinely uncertain. Sources close to him,

25:54keep floating the idea. But nothing has materialized into an actual show, podcast, or platform. What's

26:01certain is the shape of the last nine years. A fortune that shrank, but never came close to

26:06disappearing. A marriage that ended in a negotiated settlement, rather than a public war. And a man who

26:12went from appearing on national television, nearly every single morning, to being spotted, occasionally,

26:18at a wedding or a charity gala in the Hamptons. Whatever comes next for Matt Lauer, it's being

26:24built quietly. On the same stretch of Long Island, where he retreated the moment his old life ended.

26:30Sources of BC News, NBC News fires Matt Lauer for alleged, inappropriate sexual behavior.

26:36NBC News, Matt Lauer accused of raping NBC colleague, Ronan Farrow Book alleges.

26:41Variety NBC Universal, releases findings in Matt Lauer probe. Washington Post, Today Show host Matt

26:49Lauer fired. GBH NBC News fires Matt Lauer. CBC NBC fires Matt Lauer. CBC Matt Lauer apologizes.

26:58Global News NBC host Matt Lauer fired. Yahoo, what is Matt Lauer doing now? Tuco,

27:04what is Matt Lauer doing now years after NBC exit? Screen Rant Matt Lauer still angry and plotting a

27:10comeback. AOL Matt Lauer looking to make a media comeback. AOL Matt Lauer finally,

27:16reconnecting with old friends. People AOL, where is Matt Lauer now? AOL Matt Lauer is doing well,

27:238 years after firing. AOL Matt Lauer looking to team up with Amy Robach and TJ Holmes.

27:29IB Times UK, Brooke Nevels shares disturbing details.

27:32Parade Brooke Nevels details the night that changed everything.

27:36Spokesman Review, Inside Brooke Nevels Memoir.

27:39The Mary Sue Matt Lauer's accuser, shares harrowing truth. NPR, in unspeakable things,

27:45Brooke Nevels tells her story. AOL Matt Lauer accuser Brooke Nevels details,

27:50alleged 2014 rape in memoir. AOL people, Brooke Nevels, curled on the floor.

27:55OK Magazine AOL, Brooke Nevels brands XTV star a monster. AOL Brooke Nevels details,

28:02alleged 2014 rape. AOL people Matt Lauer is not happy, about accuser's book.

28:07Celebrity net worth, Matt Lauer reportedly paying wife, $20 million divorce settlement.

28:13Emma Mama, page 6, Matt Lauer to pay Annette Roke about $20 million.

28:18NZ Herald, Matt Lauer and Annette Roke call it quits. IMDB, Matt Lauer agrees to pay wife $20 million.

28:25Dominic Levent Solicitors, Matt Lauer agrees to pay Annette Roke up to $20 million.

28:31Nicki Swift, how much money did Annette Roke get?

28:34Fox News, page 6, Matt Lauer agrees to pay Annette Roke up to $20 million.

28:38Fox News, Matt Lauer's $100 million divorce imminent.

28:43If I am gone in MERC 10 DOLLANTA.

28:43Fox News, it's $10 billion increase in it.

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