Hoda Kotb breaks down on her final day at ‘Today’: ‘Not fair’
NY Post
Goodbye until tomorrow.
Hoda Kotb bid farewell to her “Today” co-hosts Friday during her last show as one of the morning program’s anchors.
Kotb, 60, announced she would be leaving “Today” back in September after 26 years with NBC.
Friday’s broadcast was an emotional one, capping off a week of special episodes dedicated to the beloved star. Kotb and co-host Savannah Guthrie, 53, shared several emotional moments together during the program.
“Can I just say thank you? I haven’t been able to articulate it, because I’m a mess most times, but I just want to say thanks,” Kotb said through tears. Wearing her go-to bracelets, she also showed off one Guthrie gave her that reads “with you.”
On her final day, she gushed that she’s feeling “loved and held.”
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