Hoda Kotb began her journalism career at NBC in 1998, when she was hired as a Dateline correspondent and reporter. The TV broadcaster pivoted away from covering major world events in September 2007 when she joined Today as host of the show's fourth-hour slot at 10 a.m.

Get ready for "Today With Jenna & Friends." The new year means that Today co-anchor Hoda Kotb's days on the air are dwindling — and now we know who's stepping in to replace her on Hoda & Jenna. On Monday,

Today with Jenna & Friends' will begin on Jan. 13 and will feature a rotating roster of co-hosts until someone permanent is named, following Hoda Kotb's exit from the long running morning talk show.

Hoda Kotb is officially retiring from The Today Show and Today With Hoda & Jenna, the 10 o’clock hour she’s co-hosted with Jenna Bush Hager since 2021. Kotb has been on three iterations of that hour of The Today Show – previously with Kathie Lee Gifford,

"His book has been life-changing for so many people, including me," Kotb said of Mackesy's book 'The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse' Jenna Bush Hager teamed up with one of Hoda Kotb’s favorite authors to make her final week at Today extra special.

Jenna Bush Hager isn't in any rush to find a permanent replacement for Hoda Kotb on the fourth hour of Today. The TV personality, 43, teased what fans can expect from the revamped version of Today With Hoda & Jenna,

The world of morning TV will look a little different as the 2025 television schedule plows ahead, with longtime Today Show anchor Hoda Kotb stepping away from her desk-bound duties alongside a number of familiar faces who will be a sad bunch whenever she’s officially gone.