Who is Natalie Morales’ husband, Joe Rhodes?

JOURNALIST Natalie Morales is sharing screen time with several other The Talk co-hosts.

When she’s not hosting The Talk with Sheryl Underwood and Jerry O’Connell, fans are curious to learn more about Natalie’s off-screen relationship with husband Joe Rhodes.

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Who is Joe Rhodes?

Joe Rhodes married CBS Mornings and 48 Hours host Natalie Morales on August 22, 1998.

According to Live Ramp Up, Rhodes is a founder and current Managing Partner at Stockton Road Capital LLC.

Morales and Rhodes live in Hoboken, New Jersey with their family and rescue dogs.

Morales revealed on Instagram in early 2021 that Rhodes had lost his father.

“It was a sad start to the new year with the sudden death of one of the most amazing people I knew, my father-in-law Joe Rhodes,” she wrote.

“He was a wonderful father and grandpa. He loved and cared for his wife Kay for more than 52 years and as she battled Alzheimer’s.

“He taught us so much about love, character and dedication. We miss you and will always keep you in our hearts.”

Rhodes’ mother, Kay, died in 2014 after battling Alzheimer’s for nearly two decades.

Do Natalie and Joe have children together?

The couple have two sons: Joseph Stockon Rhodes, born in 2004, and Luke Hudson Rhodes, born in 2008.

Morales suffered a miscarriage before having her children, which she spoke candidly about on the Today Show.

She met with Long Island medium Theresa Caputo for a private reading, during which Caputo asked her who in her life had miscarried.

Morales responded that she herself had a miscarriage before breaking down in tears.

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“Know that the lost soul is considered a child and that souls grow on the other side,” Caputo told her.

“Did you know what the child was? Was it a girl?” asked Caputo.

“No, no,” Morales replied. “It was very early and I was struggling with pregnancies.”

Despite her initial “trepidation and a degree of skepticism,” Morales said she wasn’t immune to Caputo’s moving messages.

Caputo claimed to have been in touch with two other lost loved ones, including Morales’ mother-in-law, who she said had a message to deliver.