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Tamron Hall welcomes first child, son named Moses

Tamron Hall welcomed her first child with her husband, Steven Greener, according to an April 25 Instagram post.

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Tamron Hall welcomed her first child with her husband, Steven Greener, according to an April 25 Instagram post.
By Kelcie Willis, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
April 25, 2019

Tamron Hall is a mother of one!

The former "Today" show host welcomed her first child, a son named Moses, with her husband, Steven Greener, Us Weekly reported. She announced the news in an Instagram post Thursday.

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"Moses & Mama!! I can't wait to introduce y'all to my #sonshine," the 48--year-old captioned the post. "Photo credit: Dad who can't stop crying tears of joy. Thank y'all for the love and support. It got us here."

Hall surprised fans by announcing she was expecting March 4, the same day she announced and confirmed her new daytime talk show. She also revealed she was married.

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