Hoda Kotb Has Eyebrow-Raising Reaction To Fans Begging Her To Date Kevin Costner
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The "Today" co-anchor's response to viewers at home was quite amusing.
TV host Hoda Kotb recently responded to viewers hoping she’ll date actor Kevin Costner one day — and her reaction was quite amusing.
During an appearance on Tuesday’s episode of “Watch What Happens Live,” Kotb responded to a question from a fan who appeared virtually to ask the “Today with Hoda & Jenna” co-anchor whether there was a possible romantic connection between Kotb and the Oscar-winning actor.
“How do you feel about viewers ’shipping you and Kevin Costner after he appeared on ‘Today’ last month, and have the two of you connected since?” the guest asked.
Kotb seemed surprised by the question, sharing that she had no idea people were giving thought to the possibility of her dating Costner.
Nonetheless, the TV host didn’t exactly shut down the idea.
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