That's a good question,' the longtime news anchor exclusively tells Parade of how she'll still be integrated into the NBC family.

It was back in September of 2024 that Hoda Kotb shocked everyone with her announcement: after 26 years on the air with Today on NBC, she's going to retire. Fans were bummed -- as evidenced by all the tributes that poured in that day and beyond -- but she's been in broadcasting a long time and had so many terrific moments on the air.

Hoda Kotb leaves "Today" with a legacy that’s a mix of hard and soft news, from smart interviews to funny moments with her co-hosts.

Hoda Kotb is officially exiting the Today show. After close to 30 years of working at NBC and almost 20 years working on the daytime series, the news anchor is leaving the Today show on January 10, 2025.

Kotb, 60, has co-anchored the 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. time slots of “Today” with Savannah Guthrie since 2018. She has also hosted the show’s fourth hour at 10 a.m. since 2007, first with Kathie Lee Gifford, then joined by Jenna Bush Hager in 2019 after Gifford’s exit. Kotb announced her departure from the show on Sept. 2024.

As her “Today” family named her final day, “It’s a Hoda-bration!” Hoda Kotb was fêted on Friday during her last day hosting “Today” after 17 years at the show. Kotb

Hoda Kotb has big plans for life after Today. A co-anchor of the popular morning show since 2018 (and co-host of Today With Hoda & Jenna), Kotb is walking away from the prestigious gig on Jan. 10. She is not,

Hoda Kotb was brought to tears after being surprised by the family of Erin Ludwig, a woman who lost her breast cancer battle in 2017. On the Tuesday, January 7, episode of the Today show, Kotb was surprised by Ludwig’s husband,