Savannah Guthrie is saying goodbye to the “Today” show — for now. The co-host revealed during the NBC program on Friday that she would be undergoing vocal surgery in the new year. “Some of you have ...

Savannah Guthrie is going to kick off 2026 by focusing on her health. The longtime "Today" show host, 53, revealed she will be taking a brief hiatus from the NBC morning talk show in the new year to ...

Savannah Guthrie has apparently given out more than just Christmas cheer during the holiday season. The former talk show host, 53, revealed she once spanked a male co-worker during a company holiday ...

Guthrie shared the news on 'Today' on Dec. 19, noting that she has to be 'totally silent' during her recovery period Rachel McRady is a Digital News Editor at PEOPLE. She has been an entertainment ...

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Savannah Guthrie is stepping back from hosting duties on the Today show. The broadcaster, 53, announced on the December 19 episode of Today that she will undergo vocal cord surgery in early 2026.

Savannah Guthrie is saying goodbye to Today—temporarily. The longtime Today Show anchor announced she'll soon be absent from the NBC morning show as she undergoes and recovers from vocal surgery.

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One of the hosts of the “Today” show announced Friday they are set to miss several weeks so she can recover from vocal surgery. Longtime host Savannah Guthrie revealed her impending leave while ...

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