After Hoda Kotb spent her final morning on Today last Friday, the beloved host will no longer show up on the 2025 TV schedule as a main co-anchor for the first time since she started in 2018. It has to feel especially odd for her longtime co-host Savannah Guthrie,

He'd spent all day Sunday with Guthrie in Tampa for the Sunday Night Football game, then stayed up until 11 p.m. to watch his favorite team, the Washington Commanders, win the game. His first-day, back-to-school jitters started with rising at 3:45 a.m. for his hour commute to 30 Rock.

Kotb has been with the show for more than 17 years, and has become a part of American cultural life alongside 'Today' co-anchor Savannah Guthrie.

Hoda Kotb got a starry sendoff from fans and famous friends alike on her final “Today” show broadcast after 17 years on the NBC morning staple.

Savannah Guthrie said she was 'the last to know' she was replacing Ann Curry on the 'Today' show. 'When I was offered the job, I was in tears,' the co-anchor told Parade in a new interview.

Today' gave departing co-host Hoda Kotb a sendoff with tributes and messages that ran throughout the first two hours.

Fans and celebrity guests alike are going to miss seeing Hoda Kotb on Today. In September 2024, Kotb, 60, surprised viewers when she announced that she will be leaving the show in early 2025. "I just turned 60,

Hoda Kotb steps down as a co-host of NBC's 'Today' show amid a send-off by her kids, Kathie Lee Gifford, Jimmy Fallon, Gayle King, Kermit the Frog and more.

New York (CNN) — Hoda Kotb, the co-host of NBC’s “Today,” signed off Friday, ending a nearly two-decade long run with the morning show.

With Hoda Kotb leaving the Today show, fans are likely wondering why she chose to exit the morning program and what's next in her life.

Kotb bid adieu to her “Today” show crew with a toast and dancing in Seth Meyers’ studio after she wrapped her final show with Jenna Bush Hager on Friday, Page Six has learned. Insiders told us they filmed the fourth hour of “Today,” in Meyers’ space because they needed room for a live studio audience.

The longtime broadcaster announced she was leaving both “Today” and “Today with Hoda & Jenna” in September 2024 after 26 years at NBC News.