Rhiannon Ally is a mother, wife, daughter, news anchor, and author. Rhiannon currently Anchors ABC News’ “World News Now” and “America This Morning” and is a Correspondent appearing on “Good Morning America.”

Prior to joining ABC, Rhiannon was an Emmy-Award winning evening co-anchor at KSHB-TV. Before that, she worked in Miami at WFOR-TV’s “CBS4 This Morning” and “CBS4 News at Noon.” 

While at WFOR in Miami, Ally anchored breaking news from across the country including the Boston Marathon Bombing and Hurricane Sandy.  As a new mom herself, Ally also started her own weekly series focusing on modern day parenting, and incorporated Miami hot spots for fitness, food and fun for moms.  Ally joined WFOR from WCBS in New York where she served as an entertainment reporter and substitute anchor.

Prior to CBS, Rhiannon co-hosted the nationally syndicated lifestyle and entertainment program "Better TV" where she conducted one-on-one interviews with a long list of news makers including Madonna, Denzel Washington, Caroline Kennedy, and Gloria Steinem. Rhiannon traveled to New Orleans to help rebuild on during the 5th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina special.  She reported from the red carpet at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles and traveled to London for the World Premiere of “Avatar”.

Rhiannon performed on stage in a Las Vegas Show and cooked with celebrity chefs, including Guy Fieri, Bobby Flay, and Mario Batalli. She was also featured in a music video for musician Matt White’s song, “Falling In Love (With My Best Friend).”

She began her on-air career in Topeka, Kansas, as a morning anchor at WIBW-TV, where she won a Kansas Association of Broadcasters Award for best Morning Show and was voted one of Topeka's favorite television personalities. 

"Mommy, Please Don't Go to Work!" is Rhiannon Ally's debut children's book. This is a plea she has heard hundreds of times from her three children. She wanted to write a book addressing this topic and explain to kids that while mommy has to work, they are always number one.

Rhiannon, who graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City, grew up just outside of Kansas City, Missouri. Her mother was an avid reader and taught Rhiannon to read at a very early age and you could always find her with a book in her hand. Upon becoming a mother herself, Rhiannon fell in love with children's literature. She reads to her children nightly hoping to pass her love of reading to them.