As a leading source of business news and analysis, Extreme Investor Network is thrilled to bring you the latest updates on the departure of Hoda Kotb from NBC’s “TODAY” show. In a heartfelt letter to staff, Kotb announced that she will be leaving her co-anchor role early next year, marking the end of an era for one of morning television’s most beloved personalities.
Kotb first joined NBC News in 1998 as a correspondent, where she quickly made a name for herself with her insightful reporting and engaging on-air presence. Over the years, she became a mainstay on the network, eventually landing the role of co-anchor on the fourth hour of “TODAY” alongside Kathie Lee Gifford and later Jenna Bush Hager. In 2018, she made history by becoming the first all-women pair to anchor the show’s 7:00 a.m. ET hour with Savannah Guthrie.
In her letter, Kotb expressed mixed emotions about her decision to leave the show, citing the love and support of her colleagues as a driving force behind her choice. She thanked the “TODAY” staff for their unwavering support and acknowledged that her recent 60th birthday celebration on the show was a sign that it was time for her to embark on a new chapter.
While Kotb did not specify her future role within NBCUniversal, she assured fans that she will remain a part of the NBC family in some capacity. She expressed gratitude for the enduring work relationship she has built with the network over the years, emphasizing that family is family, and her colleagues will always hold a special place in her heart.
As we bid farewell to Hoda Kotb’s time on “TODAY,” we look forward to following her journey and seeing what exciting opportunities lie ahead for this talented journalist and beloved television personality. Stay tuned to Extreme Investor Network for more exclusive updates and insights on the latest developments in the world of business news.