US EditionHoda Kotb Misses ‘Instant Daily Connection’ With Savannah Guthrie & Colleagues After ‘Today’ Exit
- Hoda Kotb left her co-hosting role on Today nearly five months ago after 26 years at NBC, ending early morning duties at the show.
- Kotb's youngest daughter Hope has type 1 diabetes requiring 24/7 monitoring, which partly influenced but did not solely cause Kotb's departure.
- Since stepping away from Today, Kotb is dedicating more moments to her two young daughters, Haley, age eight, and six-year-old Hope, while also preparing to introduce her new wellness venture, Joy 101.
- In a recent interview with People, Kotb expressed how much she misses the spontaneous, everyday interactions that happen naturally when entering a room, without needing to schedule them in advance.
- Kotb recently shared a one-hour coffee meeting with Savannah Guthrie where they laughed, cried, and Kotb said she would only return to TV at Today if she resumed that role.
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Hoda Kotb Misses ‘Instant Daily Connection’ With Savannah Guthrie & Colleagues After ‘Today’ Exit
‘It’s like an empty space for me,’ said Kotb, who left ‘Today’ in January.
Hoda Kotb Misses One Unexpected Aspect of the 'Today' Show
"I miss walking in a room and having an instant daily connection that you don’t have to put on a calendar."GettyKey PointsHoda Kotb opened up about what she misses about the Today show.Kotb left the show in order to spend more time with her daughters, Haley and Hope.She also shut down rumors that she might be taking over for Kelly Clarkson.Hoda Kotb announced her decision to leave the Today show last September. After 17 years of co-hosting the p…
Hoda Kotb Opens up About Her Daughter's Health After Concerning Diagnosis
Months after she departed from Today, Hoda Kotb returned to the morning talk show to discuss her daughter, Hope, and her health diagnosis. During her interview, Kotb revealed Hope had been diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. She reflected on the 5-year-old’s health setbacks, noting the diagnosis “definitely weighed in” on her decision to step away from Today. “As anyone with a child who has Type 1 [knows], especially a little kid, you’re constantly …
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