‘I’m going to be fine!’, Alyssa Carlson Schwartz updates on her health status amid fainting spell during live broadcast
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Alyssa Carlson Schwartz, a renowned meteorologist who previously held the title of Mrs. California, faced a horror on live television Saturday morning. A few seconds into the 7 a.m. KCAL newscast, co-anchors Nichelle Medina and Rachel Kim introduced Carlson Schwartz. However, before she could begin her segment, the meteorologist suddenly lost consciousness, causing her eyes to roll back and fall to the ground. TMZ later released a video of the incident. (Also Read: During Divorce From Devon Franklin, Megan Good Reveals She Was ‘Devastated’: ‘I Didn’t Know What To Do’)
As news spread that Alisa Schwartz had fainted, many people expressed concern and sent well wishes to the meteorologist. The incident was particularly notable due to the public nature of her job as well as the fact that it happened live on air.
He took to Instagram on Saturday to give an update on his health condition. On her Instagram Stories, she wrote, “Thanks for all the texts, messages and calls! I’m going to be fine!
Video surfaced online of Alyssa fainting during a live broadcast. Reacting to the clip, one of his fans wrote, “I hope he is fine. It’s scary to watch. My prayer for him. Another fan commented, “She must have fixed her heart problem now. Glad she says she is fine.” Another fan wrote, “It was sad to see this this morning. Is he still alive? “Not again woo” I don’t know but you see his right eye rolls up and looks crooked. I hope she’s okay, but you can tell she’s had work done on her face”, one added. “She’ll be okay. Only he needs another booster”, wrote another.
Before her recent health scare on live television, Alyssa Carlson Schwartz had already overcome a significant health challenge. In 2014, she was diagnosed with a leaking heart valve after experiencing another on-the-job health scare. During a broadcast on a different station, she suddenly vomited and had to be taken to the hospital, where doctors attended to the condition. However, she miraculously recovered after minimally invasive surgery to repair the valve. She shared her story to raise awareness about heart health and encourage others to get regular checkups.
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