coanchor
/koʊˈæŋkər/
noun
- A person who shares the role of presenting a news or television program with another person.
- The news station hired a new coanchor to work alongside the main presenter.
- She was excited to become the coanchor of the morning show.
- The two coanchors had great chemistry on screen.
Synonyms
verb
- To serve as a coanchor of a news or television program.
- He will coanchor the evening news with his colleague.
- They asked her to coanchor the special election coverage.
- The two journalists coanchor the weekend broadcast together.