What Happened To Maribel Aber? Fans were concerned as she was absent from hosting Money Matters for more than a month. She was recuperating from an abdominal hysterectomy.

Maribel Aber is a business journalist for CNN Newsource, a network of over 1,000 CNN affiliates.

She is the host of the internet series "Money Matters with Maribel Aber". She IS also seen on HLN's "Morning Express with Robin Meade," "On the Story with Lynn Smith," and "Weekend Express."

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What Happened To Maribel Aber?

Maribel Aber has taken some time off from airing her show, Money Matters on February 23, 2022. Her fans were concerned about her health.

However, there is no need to be worried because she has announced her return to the show. On April 6, she sent out a Tweet with the following message, "I'm really thrilled to get back to my seat. This Thursday marks the return of Money Matters with Maribel Aber and #maresmoneyjams. 

Sharing some personal news…I am preparing for major surgery soon…will be off air starting 2/23 for several weeks in recovery. prognosis is excellent but recovery will take some time. I look forward to getting back to my seat on the Money Desk. Till then 🎼 #maresmoneyjams pic.twitter.com/fcFxirtwpx

— Maribel Aber (@MaribelAberCNN) February 14, 2022

"In addition, I'll be stepping in on HLN Morning Express on Thursday and Friday. Are you ready?"

So, rest certain that you will see your favorite presenter on her show again.

She has taken a break from the show, after saying that she would be undergoing significant surgery shortly. Aber announced that she is getting ready for significant surgery and will be off the air for several weeks beginning February 23rd in order to heal.

"The prognosis is great, but recovery will be slow. I'm looking forward to returning to my seat at the Money Desk." 

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Where Is Maribel Aber Now?- Where Is She From?

Maribel Aber has been back hosting Money Matters beginning this Thursday, after taking more than a month off. She is originally from Virginia USA according to Biographypedia. 

Aber earned a bachelor's degree in foreign affairs with a minor in German from the University of Virginia. She graduated from New York Law School with a Juris Doctorate.

So excited to be getting back to my seat soon! The return of Money Matters with Maribel Aber and #maresmoneyjams this Thursday! And, I’ll be filling in on biz on HLN Morning Express Thursday and Friday. Are you ready? pic.twitter.com/WkvtXkSyx6

— Maribel Aber (@MaribelAberCNN) April 5, 2022

Aber's television career began as a frequent commentator on money and job concerns for "The Better Show." She also contributed to "Dr. Drew's Lifechangers" on professional concerns.

Prior to joining CNN Newsource in 2012, Aber worked as a host and producer for "Wall Street Week.' She also served as an entertainment host, journalist, and producer for The Broadway Channel.

There she covered the Tony Awards and other important red carpet events on Broadway. Aber has worked as a freelance host for AOL, MSN, and the nationally syndicated educational television show Brain Fuel TV.

As of now, Aber is a business journalist for CNN Newsource and a host of the series, Money Matters. 

Did Maribel Aber Undergo Surgery?  

Yes, Maribel Aber did undergo a major surgery of abdominal hysterectomy on February 24, 2022. She expressed her reluctance to share the news with the public, but she did expose the news to the public after a lot of thought. 

She believed that if only one lady needed to hear this, then this is for her. An abdominal hysterectomy is a medical operation that removes your uterus through a small incision in your lower abdomen.

Uterus (or womb) is where the baby develops when we are pregnant. 

Aber revealed that she had multiple fibroids (uterine tumors) in the uterus.  And one of them grew to the size of a baby's head and became trapped on top of her bladder.

"I've been in agony for a long time. The agony had just become unbearable, so I proceeded with the step," she wrote.

Aber also encouraged other females that it's alright to feel hesitant and, frankly, afraid. She hopes that her journey and knowledge can benefit at least one woman.

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