FOX Business Network's Taylor Riggs has revealed that she's expecting her first child with her husband Bryan Kolterman.
Riggs, who co-hosts The Big Money Show alongside Jackie DeAngelis and Brian Brenberg on Fox Business, shared the exciting news during Friday's show.
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"Well I just want to say, you guys have been so supportive of me, a new employee, a new newlywed. And I'm going to need all the love and support because I am having a baby in September," Riggs gushed live on the air.
"My husband and I are expecting a little one. And you know, they say it takes a village to raise a family. And you are the village.
"And I couldn't be happier that you and Fox are my village to help us and to love us. I just wanted to say thank you. And I'm so grateful for you guys and for being so kind to me."
Riggs also shared the news with her nearly 10,000 Instagram followers, posting: "@bryankolterman and I are so grateful for all this love and support as we become a family of 3!! 💙🎀💙."
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Riggs joined the Fox Business team at the start of 2023 after a nine-year run at Bloomberg News, where she co-anchored daily programs on Bloomberg Television, including Bloomberg Triple Take and Bloomberg Markets: The Close.
Riggs, Brenberg and DeAngelis present breaking financial news and analysis during the hour-long weekday show The Big Money Show, which debuted on the Fox Business Network in late January.
In an interview with AdWeek, Riggs explained how her time at Bloomberg helped her carve out a lot of her financial skills.
"Bloomberg helped me hone a lot of my financial skills, and I think the pivot for me will be taking away all of those smart ideas and “inside baseball” conversations we were having, and now translate it into a relatable show for our audience," she told the outlet.
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"I felt like so often the markets or finance or economics weren’t accessible to everyone.
"And so how do we [solve] that? I spent those nine years honing those skills, and I’m excited to be able to help share that with our audience."
