Julie Chin: Last News

Julie Chin, the Oklahoma news anchor that suffered the beginning of a stroke during a live broadcast, is opening up about the tense moments. The journalist made an appearance on the Today show where co-hosts Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie caught up with Chin four days after the incident.

A television news anchor in Tulsa, Oklahoma suffered what doctors believe to be the “beginnings of a stroke” on live TV this past weekend.

A local news anchor is sharing her scary story.

TV as she struggled to speak before being rushed to hospital.Oklahoma-based announcer, Julie Chin of Tulsa NBC affiliate KJRH, was suddenly unable to read off her teleprompter on Saturday morning (September 3).The footage shows the news anchor stumbling over her words as she reads a report on NASA's cancelled Artemis-I launch.READ MORE: Lorraine Kelly speechless as Andi Peters giggles about his own cat being run over"I'm sorry, something is going on with me this morning," Ms Chin said, after struggling to read the teleprompter.She passed over to weather woman Annie Brown who reassured her that she was fine and it was just one of those days.However, Ms Chin later confirmed on Facebook that she had been to the hospital and doctors believe she had suffered "the beginnings of a stroke" during the live broadcast.“The past few days are still a little bit of a mystery, but my doctors believe I had the beginnings of a stroke live on the air Saturday morning," she wrote on Sunday, September 4."Some of you witnessed it first-hand, and I’m so sorry that happened. The episode seemed to have come out of nowhere.

Julie Chin, a news anchor on the Tulsa, Oklahoma NBC affiliate KJRH, has revealed she suffered the “beginnings of a stroke” during a live television broadcast. The journalist was delivering the news on Saturday morning when she started stumbling and was unable to read the words right in front of her.