Hoda Kotb Announces Departure from NBC’s ‘Today’ Show
For nearly three decades, Hoda Kotb has been a beloved part of NBC News. However, the longtime co-anchor of the ‘Today’ show will be bidding farewell early next year.
In a heartfelt announcement made on the morning show and shared with staff through a letter, Kotb revealed her decision to move on. Turning 60 was a pivotal moment for her, prompting her to seek new challenges and opportunities.
Addressing her departure, Kotb expressed her desire to spend more time with her family, especially her children who deserve more of her attention. Her co-anchor, Savannah Guthrie, commended Kotb for leaving at the peak of her career, highlighting her admirable courage.
Despite leaving the ‘Today’ show in early 2025, Kotb reassured fans that she will remain with NBC. Over her 26-year tenure with the network, she has played a significant role in various broadcasts, including the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and Olympics coverage.
As the news of Kotb’s departure resonated with colleagues and viewers, Al Roker praised her unique character and contributions. Kotb’s legacy at NBC News will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on the network and its audience.
