CNBC is saying goodbye to “Closing Bell” co-anchor Wilfred Frost. In a post on Twitter, Frost revealed that he and his wife are moving to London, departing the CNBC show he co-anchors with Sara Eisen weekdays from 3-5 p.m. ET.
“Going to be so odd and sad to finish after SIX wonderful years anchoring together, but looking forward to a fun, final few shows. Going to miss NYC enormously but will be back often, I’m sure,” Frost tweeted.
Although Frost is leaving and viewers won’t see him daily, he will remain as a CNBC contributor and an NBC News contributor. Furthermore, he’ll begin working with Sky News in late March.
Frost joined CNBC in 2014 as co-anchor for the 5 a.m. ET program Worldwide Exchange. He then transitioned as the co-host of the “Closing Bell” in March 2018, and Eisen, his former co-anchor on Worldwide Exchange, joined him a few months later in Dec. 2018.
“I will miss you dearly, Wilfred Frost!!!! So happy for my close friend and long-time partner. Will be fun to watch his next chapter at Sky News and in life,” Eisen tweeted.
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