Rebecca Lowe is fine and very active in her broadcasting career; nothing serious “happened” to her in the sense of an illness, disappearance, or retirement.

Quick scoop: what’s going on with Rebecca Lowe?

  • She remains the lead Premier League studio host for NBC Sports in the United States.
  • She is set to be NBC’s daytime host for the Milan–Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, marking her seventh straight Olympic Games in that role.
  • She has also been announced as one of the primary studio hosts for FOX Sports’ coverage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America.
  • She continues to appear on the “It’s Called Soccer”–type digital/podcast work with other high‑profile football pundits, and has generated some debate with strong on‑air opinions, for example about Vinícius Júnior in 2024.

So if you’ve seen people asking “what happened to Rebecca Lowe?”, it’s likely because:

  1. She briefly disappears from screen between seasons or during scheduling changes, which sparks fan speculation on forums.
  2. UK tabloids and soccer sites have reported that top jobs (like BBC’s Match of the Day) could tempt her in the future, adding to “is she leaving NBC?” discussion rather than any crisis or scandal.

A bit of background and context

  • Earlier in her career in the UK, she dealt with heavy abuse from some fans while working pitchside, including sexist chanting and objects thrown at her, which she has spoken about openly.
  • Those experiences, plus social‑media criticism, almost pushed her out of broadcasting before she moved into the higher‑profile studio‑host role she has now.

Today, though, she is in what she herself has called a “pinnacle” year: still fronting NBC’s Premier League coverage, hosting the Olympics for NBC, and hosting World Cup coverage for FOX in the same calendar year.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.