Savannah Guthrie sits for 1st interview on NBC’s ‘Today’ after mother’s abduction

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Savannah Guthrie will be on NBC’s “Today” show on Thursday, marking her first public appearance since her mother was abducted in February.

NBC’s morning show announced today that Savannah Guthrie will be interviewed by Hoda Kotb in a segment airing over the next two days. A preview of the interview shows Guthrie discussing the emotional distress she’s experiencing as the search continues for her mother, who has been missing for 50 days.

It’s been really tough seeing one of the “Today” show hosts absent since February 2nd. She had to step away after finding out her mother, Nancy, was taken from her home in Tucson. The police are still working on the case, but unfortunately, they haven’t found any suspects or solid clues yet. As a longtime viewer, I’m really hoping for a positive outcome for her and her family.

Guthrie has spent most of her time off with her family in Tucson. She decided to step away from her planned role covering the Winter Olympics in Milan. Since her mother went missing, she’s only used television and social media to ask for the public’s assistance in the search.

World & Nation

True crime enthusiasts online have closely examined the Nancy Guthrie case, and where official information is lacking, they’ve filled the gaps with speculation, hints, and theories.

Nancy Guthrie, 84, hasn’t been seen since January 31st, after spending the evening with her family. Police suspect she was taken from her home in Catalina Foothills that night against her will, as she left behind her phone, wallet, car, and necessary medication.

The FBI has released surveillance footage of a masked man seen near Guthrie’s home the night she went missing.

Nancy Guthrie’s family has offered a $1-million reward for information leading to her recovery.

Hollywood Inc.

The calm and collected news anchor successfully navigated a challenging ten years on NBC’s morning show, which is now adjusting to changes in the television industry.

Savannah Guthrie stopped by the NBC “Today” studio at Rockefeller Plaza in New York on March 5th. The show announced she intends to start hosting again with Craig Melvin, though they haven’t announced when she’ll be back.

Savannah Guthrie has been a co-host on “Today” since 2012. At 54, she’s the second-longest serving female co-host in the show’s 74-year run, following Katie Couric.

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2026-03-25 16:01