Former WWL journalist Hoda Kotb signs off from NBC's 'Today' with an emotional goodbye
Before she became a national sensation, Hoda Kotb was an anchor at New Orleans station WWL-TV for six years in the 90s. Now, she is retiring after 20 year stint with NBC, where she was most recently a "Today" co-host with Jenna Bush Hager.
Hoda Kotb's last day on NBC's "Today" show is drawing near. Here's when the longtime anchor is set to say goodbye.
Special guests, including Simone Biles and Oprah Winfrey, offered tributes to the longtime host, capping off a week that ...
At the beginning of the week, Hoda’s fourth hour co-host Jenna asked TODAY’s senior studio photographer, Nathan Congleton, to ...
Hoda, 60, filmed her last "Today" show episode on Jan. 10, during which she was given a heartwarming house gift by fellow NBC ...
Throughout the broadcast, dubbed a “Hoda-bration” and a love letter to the longtime host, the “Today” anchors revisited ...
The TODAY with Hoda & Jenna co-host ended her final episode with a message of gratitude and an eye toward the future. In the final minutes of the program, she and Jenna Bush Hager stood onstage with ...
Hoda Kotb signed off the "Today" show Friday with the assist of some of the biggest names in broadcast, music and sports.
Kotb has been with the show for more than 17 years, and has become a part of American cultural life alongside 'Today' ...
Hoda Kotb shared a close-up look of her sentimental jewelry from co-anchor and longtime friend Savannah Guthrie in celebration of her 'Today' exit after 17 years on the NBC morning show.
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