Janai Norman is a versatile and talented journalist who spent weekend mornings helping inform and entertain viewers for seven years on “Good Morning America.” As a correspondent and reporter, she has covered many of the major news stories over the last two decades including Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan stepping back form the royal family, the death of Jeffrey Epstein, and the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian. She was on the scene covering the manhunt for the Brooklyn subway shooter earlier this year, was on the ground in South Carolina covering the Senate race for the network’s 2020 election night coverage, and has covered the COVID-19 pandemic and the protests after the death of George Floyd. Norman has covered the Trump administration, Capitol Hill, and breaking news stories. She has interviewed newsmakers from politicians and astronauts, science and health experts, to celebrities like Kevin Costner, Mary J Blige, Micheal B. Jordan, Shakira, and Cynthia Erivo. She puts her heart into her work and makes it a priority to cover the most important underreported issues of our time, including the maternal mortality crisis facing Black women and the stigma of mental health. Prior to ABC News, Janai worked her way across the country in Columbia, Missouri, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Orlando, Florida as a general assignment reporter and fill-in anchor. During this time, she reported on the Pulse nightclub shooting and the Moore, Oklahoma tornado.