Hoda Kotb has officially signed off from her role as co-anchor of the ‘Today’ show after a remarkable tenure. In her emotional farewell, Kotb expressed her gratitude to her colleagues, particularly Ali Wentworth and Savannah Guthrie, noting, “It’s not goodbye, it’s see you later”. Her departure was marked by a heartfelt letter shared on social media, where she highlighted the cherished memories made during her time on the show. “I am so grateful for all the moments I’ve had here, from the big interviews to the little laughs with my friends on set,” Kotb stated. The show’s producers confirmed that Kotb would be focusing on special projects moving forward, including her work on NBC’s ‘Dateline’. Her final appearance on the program was described as bittersweet by many, with fans expressing their sorrow over her exit but also celebrating her contributions. Kotb’s legacy includes significant interviews and a warm rapport with viewers. The network has stated they will announce her replacement in due course, but for now, Kotb is looking forward to new adventures.
Hoda Kotb Bids Farewell as Co-Anchor of ‘Today’ Show
