Jennifer Lee Garfien Ashton aka Dr.Jen Ashton is a medical doctor, writer, and television journalist who suffered from covid and was not in GMA for a while. 

She is the head fitness and clinical editor for ABC News and Good Morning America, as well as the lead female health reporter for The Dr. Oz Show and a Cosmopolitan Magazine contributor.

She is also a regular featured speaker and presenter at events that promote awareness of females’ health concerns.

Ashton, a board-certified obstetric and gynecologist, finished her internship at New York’s St. Luke’s–Roosevelt Hospital Center (now Mount Sinai Morningside).

Why Is Dr. Jen Ashton Not On GMA, What Happened To Her?

In Dr.Jen Ashton’s latest book, The New Normal, she outlines solutions for people to manage.

She did, however, come on GMA remotely to discuss her new book because she had been confined.

Despite receiving the COVID-19 vaccination, Dr. Jen was informed that she had “persisted in direct contact with a major outbreak” of someone who came back positive for the virus.

According to the CDC, Dr. Jen was isolated to ensure that she did not spread the infection.

She noted that the CDC had not yet issued updated guidance on what a vaccinated person should do if they were exposed to COVID-19. As a result, she was told to stay put for her own safety.

Dr. Jen Ashton Husband Name Revealed

The name of Dr.Jen’s Ashton ex-husband is Dr. Robert C. Ashton Jr.

The couple tie the knot of marriage in the year 1997 and after 20 years of being with each other, they got divorced in 2017. She has 2 kids with him.

Huge congratulations for her, as the Good Morning America host, announced her engagement to her fiance, Tom Werner.

Jennifer also announced the news on Instagram with a selfie of herself and her new beau, however she didn’t show off the engagement ring.

The mother-of-two looked stunning in a stunning pink gown, accessorizing with multiple bangles, while Tom looked handsome in a black suit.

She captioned a snapshot of the couple together, “I said YES! to Tom Werner,” with a ring and a heart emoji.

Is Dr. Jen Ashton On Wikipedia?

Yes, Dr.Jen Ashton is available on the Wikipedia page right now.

Ashton began her broadcast profession in 2006 as the Fox News Channel’s first female medical correspondent. She featured on TLC’s A Baby Story, PBS, and Oprah’s XM radio show The Dr. Oz Show.

She entered CBS News in 2009 as a medical reporter, working to all CBS media platforms and appearing often on CBS Evening News with Katie Couric and The Early Show.

She is still a regular expert contributor on WCBS and its national affiliates.