Savannah Guthrie‘s 7-year-old son, Charley, made an endearing surprise appearance on the TODAY show during a live segment on May 23.
Savannah’s son is on FaceTime,
Hoda Kotb announced during the broadcast. In a sweet gesture, Hoda Kotb held up Savannah’s phone so viewers could see Charley’s smiling face. The first grader was particularly excited to hear the United States Navy Band Northeast perform on the show. You can’t blame him, the music is incredible,
Hoda added.
Reflecting on the adorable moment, Savannah humorously mentioned, I was telling him, ‘Shhh we’re on the air!’
The TODAY Instagram account shared this heartwarming interaction, and fans quickly responded with enthusiasm. One comment read, This is so cute — the epitome of ‘I don’t care what my mom does for a living. I need to speak with her,’
while another user noted the balance this illustrated between work and family life: Perfect work-life balance!
Sportscaster Erin Andrews also shared her own related experience in the comments, humorously stating that she had been interrupted by her sister during a crucial moment in the Super Bowl.
Savannah shares Charley and their 9-year-old daughter, Vale, with her husband Michael Feldman. Back in 2022, Savannah expressed her gratitude for co-host Hoda Kotb’s support on TODAY.com. There’s just a connection and camaraderie and comfort
, Savannah mentioned. If there’s a day where five minutes before air, the foremost thing on our mind is something that happened at home, we can talk about that with each other.
This connection extends beyond professional boundaries and into their personal lives. Savannah highlighted how supportive Hoda has been, offering not just an ear but meaningful advice as well. Inspired by Hoda’s example as a thoughtful parent, Savannah also began leaving notes in her children’s lunchboxes.
During Fleet Week New York just days before, U.S. Navy Lt. Dave Harbuziuk led the U.S. Navy Ceremonial Band Northeast in a live performance on ‘Fox and Friends’. This time-honored celebration allows citizens to witness maritime capabilities firsthand.
A TODAY show insider aptly summarized how such genuine moments stand in sharp contrast to unfounded rumors of feuds between Savannah and Hoda: Savannah and Hoda have blazed a trail by supporting one another and other women. It’s disappointing that a manufactured ‘feud’ is what generates clickbait instead of their achievements.
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