Tom Llamas Named Anchor of 'NBC Nightly News,' Replacing Lester Holt
Llamas will take over this summer, becoming the first Latino to anchor the weeknight newscast, while Holt transitions to a full-time role at 'Dateline.'
- Tom Llamas, 45, will succeed Lester Holt as anchor and managing editor of 'NBC Nightly News,' starting this summer.
- Llamas will continue hosting his NBC News NOW streaming program, 'Top Story with Tom Llamas,' alongside his new role.
- Llamas, a Miami native and son of Cuban immigrants, has over 25 years of journalism experience, including roles at NBC and ABC News.
- Holt steps down after a decade leading 'Nightly News' and will focus on his full-time role as anchor of 'Dateline.'
- Llamas' appointment marks a historic milestone as he becomes the first Latino journalist to anchor the weekday edition of 'NBC Nightly News.'
























