Is Wilfred Frost leaving CNBC?
CNBC reporter Wilfred Frost rose to prominence for his numerous roles on the network since joining in 2014.
On February 16, 2022, Frost announced a career update on Twitter, and now fans want to know more about his future with CNBC.
What's next for Wilfred Frost?
Frost shared in his tweet that he will miss New York tremendously after anchoring CNBC Closing Bell for six years.
However, Frost went on to become an NBC contributor with SkyNews in March 2022.
In an , Frost said: "A big life change for Kaley[his wife] and I - we’re moving to make London our home as we start the next chapter of our life. Insanely excited about that."
While Frost has been in the United Kingdom with SkyNews, he revealed in March 2024 that he'll be returning to CNBC for four weeks per year.
"Pumped to return to NYC for 4 weeks per year for @CNBC - first week of which starts tomorrow," Frost .
"I’ll be anchoring @SquawkStreet 10am EST and @CNBCTheExchange 1pm EST each day this week. Plus @CNBCOvertime on Tuesday. Simply cannot wait. Tune in."
What is Wilfred Frost's background?
Wilfred Frost was born to Sir David Frost and Lady Carina Fitzlan-Howard, daughter of the 17th Duke of Norfolk.
The British journalist used to work as a fund manager in England before following his legendary father's footsteps into journalism.
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After graduating from the University of Oxford, Frost went on to join CNBC as co-anchor of Worldwide Exchange in 2014.
He then moved to CNBC's Closing Bell as a co-anchor in 2018.
A 2016 gave more personal details about Frost, who sometimes goes by Wilf and once played soccer with former President George H.W. Bush.
Who is Wilfred Frost's wife, Kaley Adolf?
Wilfred Frost married his wife, Kaley Adolf, in April 2021 after two years of dating.
Born January 22, 1985, in Colorado, Kaley remained in her home state to study at Colorado State University in 2006.
Kaley went on to work in fashion as a strategic account manager for Bella + Canvas.
She then went on to work as a key account manager at Hanes.