He made her laugh—and she decided to live.
Brad Perry has spent 35 years on morning television, bringing joy to viewers across the country. But behind the upbeat persona is a man who’s weathered real storms—from covering hostage situations to facing the emotional weight of social media.
In this episode of Off Deadline, Brad shares the moment a viewer handed him her suicide note, how he learned to balance humor with heartbreak, and what he's taught his kids about life in the spotlight. It’s honest, moving, and full of heart.
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