CBS News correspondents Adriana Diaz and Kelly O’Grady are poised to become the co-hosts of “CBS Saturday Morning” during an ongoing shakeup at the network, The Post has learned. A source with knowledge of the matter said Monday the duo are in contract talks to grab the reins after former “CBS Saturday Morning” co-anchors Dana Jacobson and Michelle Miller wrapped up their final show late last month.

Changes continue at CBS News, with new reports claiming that correspondents Adriana Diaz and Kelly O’Grady are set to be announced as the new co-hosts of CBS Saturday Morning.

CBS Saturday Morning co-hosts Dana Jacobson and Michelle Miller bid a tearful goodbye on their final broadcast of the weekend news program. "After seven long years of welcoming you to the weekend, our time here is coming to a close,

The future of CBS Evening News was left up in the air after Maurice DuBois confirmed his exit from the program weeks after his co-anchor, John Dickerson, announced his own departure. Once both anchormen leave their positions, what will happen to the show itself?

On November 29, Lindsey Reiser and Vladimir Duthiers took over as hosts for CBS Saturday Morning following Miller and Jacobson bidding emotional farewells to the program on November 22 amid a major network shake-up. Miller, Jacobson, and executive producer Brian Applegate were cut from the show as part of October layoffs at CBS.

CBS Saturday Morning, a 28-year television staple, is reportedly ending as CBS News faces significant shake-ups and layoffs. Long-time hosts Michelle Miller and Dana Jacobson were dismissed, with no permanent replacements yet named.