Savannah Guthrie Plans Return to Today Next Month as Mom Remains Missing
Savannah Guthrie Plans Return to Today Next Month as Mom Remains Missing
Savannah Guthrie hopes to return to Today next month as her mother Nancy Guthrie remains missing in Tucson, with investigators labeling it a targeted abduction.
Savannah Guthrie is reportedly planning a return to the Today show next month, amid a seven-week absence tied to her mother’s disappearance. Nancy Guthrie, 84, has been missing from her Tucson home since February 1 in what investigators believe was a targeted abduction. There’s no confirmed return date yet, and NBC has not commented publicly, with Hoda Kotb continuing to fill in alongside the show’s regulars. Guthrie has been a key presence on the morning program since 2012, and a return would likely come after her children — an 11-year-old daughter and a 9-year-old son — are back in school following spring break, which typically wraps up in early-to-mid April.
Family members have remained vocal in their pleas for help, urging neighbors and residents of Tucson to review memories and security camera footage in hopes of sparking new leads. Authorities have not released any suspects or new details, and the investigation remains active as teams follow potential avenues for information. The hoped-for comeback reflects Guthrie’s long-standing role on the show and the personal toll of the ongoing case, underscoring how personal and professional lives intersect in times of crisis.
