“So what you watch, what you listen to, who you talk to,” Kotb reiterated before the video transitioned to Kotb in her room with the television set to the “Today” show. In the comment section, her former “Today” colleague Savannah Guthrie responded to Kotb’s continued support. “We love you so much,” she wrote.

Kotb has worked with NBC News since 1998, originally as a "Dateline" correspondent, and has served as co-anchor of the "Today" show with Guthrie since 2018. Kotb and Guthrie marked the first female leading anchor duo for "Today" since its debut in 1952.

Hoda Kotb has begun a new life chapter since leaving behind her role as co-host of Today. While the 60-year-old broadcast journalist will no longer be on America's TV screens every morning — her last day as cohost was Friday,

Hoda Kotb may no longer be on the Today show, but it doesn't mean she's leaving the world of television forever. The former news anchor's last Today episode aired on January 10, leaving fans to wonder if this was the last they'd see of her on NBC.

Hoda Kotb isn't leaving TV forever. The former 'Today' star will regularly return to the NBC program for special interviews and cover the next two Olympics.