There is an ongoing rumor that Laura Caso is leaving her Cleveland show because of her divorce from her husband. How true is it? Let’s debunk the rumor.
Key Takeaways
- Laura Caso is leaving WKYC Cleveland and returning to Boston to take a new gig and be close to her family.
- Although it was rumored that she was getting a divorce, the news anchor is still happily married to her husband, David Shea.
- The couple are raising a son, Jackson Shea Morga.
Is Laura Caso Still Married?
Yes, Laura is still married to David Shea. The couple wedded in 2019 after dating for a few years.
You can see the ring in her left hand in her latest Instagram picture, which clears out the rumor.
David Shea is from Virginia Beach, Virginia, who is the Senior Business Development Manager at Churchill Fox from June 3, 2022.
Before that, he worked as a Mortgage Banker/Loan Officer at Union Home Mortgage Corp.
Surprisingly, David was a police officer at one point, and Laura was proud of her first responder partner.
The couple are parents to a son, Jackson Shea Morga, who was born in September 2021.
Then, Why Did She Leave WKYC?
Laura Caso has confirmed that she has departed from her WKYC job and is leaving the station and Cleveland.
Through an Instagram post, she announced the news:
HERE WE GO…it’s bittersweet to leave this dream so I can live out another. After 4+ wonderful years in Cleveland, my next stop is HOME. I can’t wait to see you all on 📺 in Boston come July. The thought of doing what I love with my family & childhood friends by my side is truly surreal.
Laura Caso
Cleveland, you are such an incredible city. I came here not knowing anyone and I’m leaving with friends turned family. What a beautiful ride. I’m better for it and this is truly bittersweet. I’ll be with you on WKYC through this week.
Stay tuned for more soon ❤️
She decided to leave Cleveland and move to Boston because she took a new job at a TV station there to be near her parents, siblings, families, and childhood friends.
On her last broadcast, Laura thanked her viewers and co-workers by saying,
I came here literally not knowing anyone, and after four-plus years, I’m leaving with friends turned family. I’m so grateful. I’ve worked with the best in the business. You have the best team here.
Laura Caso
She added,
I’m so grateful for all of you. It’s been my true honor to bring you the news, to tell the stories of this great community, and to meet so many of you. You’ve touched my heart more than you could ever know. Thank you for that.
Laura Caso
In Case You Didn’t Know
- Laura Caso will start her anchoring job in Boston in July.
- She graduated from the University of Miami with a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism in 2011.
- Caso can speak Italian & Spanish.
Channel 3 has lost SO many talented people , you were one of the “GREATS” to bad we had to loose you but times go on
Good Luck