According to Page Six, Hoda has “signed a new deal” with Today and NBC to “contribute exclusive interviews and cover the next two Olympics.” This includes monthly segments on Today, as well as heading to Milan for the 2026 Winter Olympics and Los Angeles for 2028 Summer Olympics.

Before she became a national sensation, Hoda Kotb was an anchor at New Orleans station WWL-TV for six years in the 90s. Now, she is retiring after 20 year stint with NBC, where she was most recently a "Today" co-host with Jenna Bush Hager.

The TV anchor, whose last day as a co-host for 'Today' was Friday, January 10, will be taking on a new role at NBC.

NBC personality Hoda Kotb wrapped up her final show on "Today" this Friday morning. As you'd imagine, it was an emotional morning for the show's longtime host. Kotb received a heartwarming send-off from her colleagues on "Today.

Hoda Kotb said farewell to the 'Today' show during her final episode on Friday, January 10 — and her young daughters came along for the ride.

It’s time to say goodbye to Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager’s fourth hour. The friends and co-hosts had their last show on Friday, as Kotb, 60, left the daily live broadcast after 26 years at NBC. “Brought to you by Kleenex,

TODAY’s Hoda Kotb has been sharing good news and heartwarming moments in her series called, “Hoda’s Morning Boost.” Now, as she prepares to leave, she is passing the baton to Jenna Bush Hager who will continue this sweet tradition.

Hoda Kotb is leaving NBC’s Today, and with that, she’s leaving behind her spot as a host on the popular Today 4th hour program. Jenna Bush Hager will take over the show formerly known as Today with Hoda & Jenna,

Jenna Bush Hager is saying goodbye to her partner in crime. On Jan. 10, Hoda Kotb will mark her final day on NBC's Today show, where she co-hosts the 7-9 a.m. hours with Savannah Guthrie and the 10 a.