Hoda Kotb tearfully signs off from Today Show after years of heartfelt moments and fan connections

Hoda Kotb signed off from her role as co-anchor of NBC's Today Show on January 10 after 17 years, delivering a heartfelt and emotional farewell to her colleagues and viewers. In a moving moment on-air, Kotb expressed her deep gratitude to the show's audience and team, saying, "From the bottom of my heart, thank you." Her voice cracked with emotion as she reflected on the memorable moments shared with her Today family.

Kotb’s departure comes after many years of co-hosting Today, where she became a beloved figure due to her warm demeanor and connection with viewers. Her journey at NBC began in the late 1990s, and she became a mainstay on the morning show, forming a special bond with co-hosts and audiences alike. Her signature warmth, kindness, and authenticity helped her build a loyal following over the years.

As Kotb tearfully said goodbye, her co-hosts and colleagues rallied around her, showing their admiration and affection for the veteran anchor. Her departure marks a significant shift for the show, as Today continues to undergo changes in its lineup.

The news of Kotb’s exit has left fans saddened, with many expressing their appreciation for her contributions to the show and her impact on television. Although her time at Today has come to an end, it remains uncertain what her next steps will be. Regardless, Kotb’s legacy as a trusted anchor and a friendly face on morning TV is sure to leave a lasting impression on both fans and the industry.