Hoda Kotb just gave fans a much needed update on her young daughter a year after a serious health scare.

Exiting Today anchor Hoda Kotb is continuing to discuss the reasons behind her decision to depart the morning program. In this week's People cover story, the daytime TV veteran explained how a desire to be around more for her daughters informed her choice.

The decision to give up her coveted place on the Today couch, alongside cohosts Savannah Guthrie, Jenna Bush Hager, and Al Roker, did not come lightly. It was, in part, influenced by her youngest daughter’s stay at the ICU, which came after Hope experienced a sudden medical crisis in February 2023.

Hoda Kotb’s youngest daughter, Hope, is making great strides after her health scare last year. “We're in a place where Hope is thriving. She is improving, we're watching her, and I think that as time goes on,

Hoda Kotb, the co-anchor of NBC’s morning show, “Today,” is leaving her position early next year, she announced Thursday.

Hoda Kotb announced she is leaving the "Today" show early in 2025 after more than five years co-anchoring the morning program. Kotb announced the decision in a letter that was shared with colleagues, Today.com reported.

Hoda Kotb is opening up about the night she decided to leave the "Today" show. The outgoing "Today" anchor, who sits next to Savannah Guthrie on weekday mornings, got candid about the bittersweet moment during a Monday appearance on "The Tonight Show" with host Jimmy Fallon.

Back in September, Hoda Kotb revealed that she would be leaving her iconic co-hosting slot on the Today show after 17 years. In an interview on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Kotb, 60, revealed that she had an epiphany during a milestone birthday,

Hoda Kotb announced she was leaving the Today show after 17 years and is opening up about what motivated her decision. In a new interview, Kotb said that the driving force behind her decision to step away from the morning show was to spend more time with her family.