Hoda Kotb Reveals Whether She Will Take Over A Major Daytime Talk Show
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The former "Today" show host left her longtime role in January.
Hoda Kotb is shutting down rumors that she’s taking over a certain someone’s talk show anytime soon.
The former “Today” show host returned to her old stomping grounds on Wednesday, and tackled reports that she’s taking over Kelly Clarkson’s show head-on.
“If I ever came back to TV, do you know where the only place I would ever come back to?” Kotb said to hosts Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin.
“Right here ― this is the spot. There’s no place like home,” she shared.
“So the rumors are done?” Melvin asked Kotb.
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