Lara Spencer

Lara Spencer was named co-anchor for ABC's "Good Morning America" in March 2011. This is Spencer's second stint at "GMA," where she previously served as the show's National Correspondent from 1999 to 2004. Spencer is not only a key figure in morning television but also an Emmy-winning anchor and reporter for the show.

Prior to rejoining "GMA," she was the host of the popular syndicated television newsmagazine "The Insider" and was a regular contributor to CBS' "The Early Show." Prior to joining "The Early Show," she was a national correspondent for ABC's "Good Morning America," and spent several years as a features and lifestyle reporter for WABC-TV.

Apart from her journalism career, Spencer has a profound interest in flea markets, yard sales, and thrift shops, which inspired her to become the creator, host, and executive producer of HGTV’s Emmy® Award-winning "Flea Market Flip" as well as "Everything But the House." She was also the host of PBS' "Antiques Roadshow" for the 2004 and 2005 seasons, as well as "Antiques Roadshow FYI."

Spencer has written two New York Times Bestselling books: "I Brake for Yard Sales" and "Flea Market Fabulous," where she shares insights on finding and restoring affordable antiques and hidden treasures. Additionally, her homes have been featured in multiple publications, including the Los Angeles Times, demonstrating her skill in decoration and remodeling, highlighted by her work on comedian Kathy Griffin's residence, featured on Griffin's hit Bravo series "My Life on the D-List."

Beyond her professional pursuits, Spencer is deeply involved in her community and charitable efforts, particularly in advocating for pet adoption. She is an active alumnus of Penn State University, where she distinguished herself as an All-American platform diver, and she is a dedicated advocate for pet adoption, with three rescue dogs of her own.