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.

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.

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,

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,