Savannah Guthrie on Mom's Disappearance: Faith & Hope

0:00On March 27th, Savannah Guthrie opened up for the first time about her mother Nancy's disappearance and a heartfelt talk with Hota Cody B on the today show. The 84-year-old Nancy, when missing from her Tucson, Arizona home, around February 1st after family dropped her off. Officials with the Pima County Sheriff's Department believe she was kidnapped based on surveillance video showing a masked man at her door. On the interview that aired this past Friday, March 27th, Savannah shared how her mom's strong faith guides her now. She described Nancy as resolute and full of hope even through past grief. That belief helps Savannah stay steady amid the uncertainty. The ordeal hits hard on her family, especially her kids veil age 11 and Charlie age 9 who keep asking for updates. It's tougher for her sister Annie and brother-in-law living nearby in Tucson who cared for Nancy daily. Savannah stressed their real pain, but determination to protect their joy. She set to return to the today show on Monday, April 6th, seeing it as family and purpose.

1:04Her smile there will be genuine away to push back against the sorrow. Meanwhile, the search enters its eighth week with no suspects named yet. Savannah and her family keep urging anyone with information to come forward for answers. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.