Today’s Savannah Guthrie praises Al Roker’s wife Deborah, 62, after the TV star’s stunning workout video

THE Today Show’s Savannah Guthrie gushed about co-host Al Roker’s wife’s impressive fitness routine.

The 51-year-old TV host was quick to brand Deborah Roberts, 62, the “queen” as she mastered a giant box jump at the gym.

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ABC News host Deborah, who married Al, 68, in 1995, was seen in a video on her Instagram page preparing for the energy boost.

She wore a gray long-sleeved top and dark leggings, and her hair was brushed back for her fitness performance.

After encouraging herself, Deborah sank into a deep crouch before jumping onto the box.

After completing the glute-heavy exercise, she wrote in her video caption, “Friday feeling…you got that!

“Face the challenge!”

Today Show favorite Savannah first gushed, “Quueen.”

Deborah replied with the cute emojis: “❤️❤️ 💪🏾.”

One impressed fan then wrote: “Great job👍🏾.”

A second said: “Ok Sis! I see you! 👀 💪🏾❤️.”

A third then said: “YEAH DEBORAH!!!! woohoo!! Crushed it 👊👊👊.”

Deborah recently announced a new career move after “months of work and anticipation”.

She used her personal Instagram account to share the cover photo of her upcoming book of essays.

The book, titled Lessons Learned and Cherished: The Teacher Who Changed My Life, features a long list of star-studded contributors.

HEALTH BECAUSE

But amid her busy schedule, Deborah’s fitness is likely to be a positive outlet as husband Al recovers from health issues.

This weekend, she took to Instagram and addressed the feelings of sadness and lethargy that come with the colder weather.

Deborah captioned the post: “For a lot of us the blahs just won’t go away.

“While life may be good and there’s a lot to be thankful for (I certainly know it), some say every day feels like — meh.”

The ABC News star asked her followers, “What are you doing to combat winter issues?”

The Senior National Affairs Correspondent also shared a sweet photo of her husband Al.

Beloved metrologist Al appears to be recovering well after being hospitalized twice last year for blood clots in his legs and lungs.

The Today presenter has not been on the morning show for almost two months.

He tried to regain weight and strength after his hospital stays.

When Al finally returned to the morning show in early January, Deborah was also back working on ABC’s newsroom.

During his comeback, Al received applause from his castmates as he delivered his first weather report of the year.

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