Thomas Roberts

Thomas Roberts has transitioned from an award-winning television journalist and news anchor to a host of syndicated news magazines and prestigious pageants. After joining CNN in December 2001, Thomas Roberts quickly established himself as a prominent news anchor, serving as a weekday anchor on CNN Headline News. During his tenure, he provided critical coverage of significant events, including the 2003 Space Shuttle Columbia disaster and the Iraq War. Roberts’ investigative reporting on a local puppy mill earned him an Emmy Award nomination in 2002, an effort that ultimately led to the facility’s closure.

Demonstrating his versatile talent beyond news, he also co-hosted the Miss Universe pageant twice (2013 and 2014) and the Miss USA 2014 pageant, showcasing his ability to lead prestigious live events. Thomas Roberts’ distinguished career is marked by an exceptional blend of award-winning journalism and dynamic hosting across diverse platforms. His proven track record includes leading national news broadcasts, delivering impactful investigative reports, and engaging audiences in both hard news and entertainment settings. This breadth of experience highlights his appeal as a versatile and compelling talent, capable of commanding a wide range of broadcast and live event opportunities.