A man has been arrested after bursting into the TODAY show studio around 9 AM ET on Thursday morning (July 16th).
Law enforcement sources told TMZ that the intruder managed to slip past security. TMZ says they were told the man was unarmed, and that he entered through a stairwell before making his way backstage.
Upon his arrival, the intruder allegedly asked to see weatherman Al Roker. When he couldn’t find Roker, he turned to co-host Craig Melvin. TMZ reports that the intruder “allegedly lunged at” Melvin while yelling a racial slur.
Staff and security rushed onto the scene soon after. The intruder was swiftly arrested, although he has not yet been publicly identified.
A man was detained after breaking into the ‘Today’ show’s studio in New York City on Thursday and confronting co-host Craig Melvin, yelling racial slurs, a source tells PEOPLE.
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— People (@people) July 16, 2026
What Other Sources Say About The TODAY Show Intruder
PEOPLE jumped in to offer additional confirmation, reporting that “a source” confirmed similar details with them. PEOPLE also reports that the intruder “confronted” Melvin and was heard yelling racial slurs at the co-anchor.
Deadline confirmed that the incident occurred around 9 AM ET on Thursday morning. The outlet reports that no one was injured, and the whole thing happened off-air. Both Melvin and Roker appeared on TODAY‘s morning broadcast shortly after, and neither mentioned what happened.
CNN reports that investigators are trying to figure out how the intruder ended up in the secured area in the first place. The outlet spoke with an unidentified “law enforcement official” who said the man may face burglary charges, among others.
PEOPLE reached out to TODAY show reps for comment. As of press time, they have not responded.
This is a developing story…








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