Louis Aguirre – co-anchor (2014–2017) Brooke Anderson – anchor/correspondent (2011–2012; later at Entertainment Tonight) Thea Andrews – co-anchor (2013–2015) Matte Babel – special correspondent (2012) Lisa Bloom – legal analyst (2010) Steven Cojocaru – style expert (2004–2009; later at Entertainment Tonight) Kevin Frazier – co-anchor (2011–2014; now host of Entertainment Tonight) Kathie Lee Gifford – correspondent (2005–2006; later at NBC News as co-host of Today) Samantha Harris – weekend anchor/correspondent (2009–2010; later at Entertainment Tonight, now back at Extra) Chris Jacobs – anchor/correspondent (2009–2011; later at Entertainment Tonight) Darren Kavinoky – legal analyst (2009–2017) Keltie Knight – correspondent (2012–2017; now at Entertainment Tonight) Ananda Lewis – correspondent (2004–2005) Debbie Matenopoulos – special correspondent (2011–2012), co-anchor (2015–2017, later co-host of Home & Family on Hallmark Channel) Jill Martin – correspondent (2010–2011; later at Access Hollywood) Niecy Nash – celebrity panelist (2009–2010) Pat O'Brien – anchor/correspondent (2004–2008) Donny Osmond – correspondent (2007–2008; also hosted in place of O'Brien for a short time in 2008) Nina Parker – correspondent (2011–2014, later at E! News) Victoria Recano – weekend anchor/correspondent (2004–2009; later at KTLA in Los Angeles and TV Guide Network; now back at Inside Edition) Thomas Roberts – correspondent (2007–2008; later at NBC News, MSNBC and WGCL-TV in Atlanta; now host of Daily Mail TV) Lara Spencer – presenter/correspondent (2004–2011; now at Good Morning America) Cheryl Woodcock – correspondent (2007–2009) Michael Yo – correspondent/fill-in co-anchor (2013–2017)