Savannah Guthrie Returns, Mom's Disappearance Still Unsolved

0:00On April 6th, Savannah Guthrie made her return to the Today Show on Monday, April 6th after more than two months away. The co-anchor stepped back when her 84-year-old mother, Nancy, went missing from her Arizona home on February 1st. Officials believed Nancy was taken against her will, and despite searches, she's still not been found. Earlier this week, the FBI shared images of a mass suspect caught on camera tampering with the front door cam right before the disappearance. Arizona authorities continue hunting leads, but no one's been identified yet. Guthrie skipped Olympics coverage, too, while the show kept fans updated on the case. Fans turned out in force at Rockefeller Plaza, rocking yellow ribbon stickers and welcome back signs. Guthrie, in a yellow dress, got emotional hugging supporters, thanking them for letters and prayers. Her co-hosts, like Craig Melvin and Jenna Bush Hager, shared tears and embraces, calling the studio, her home. Just before returning, Guthrie dropped an Easter message about wrestling deep disappointment with God amid the uncertainty.

1:04In a sit-down with Hota Cody B, she wondered if her fame made her mama target, and stressed that joy would be her protest now. The family's pleading for tips, saying someone out there knows something. Guthrie says showing up for work is part of her purpose, bringing real smiles back to the desk as the search presses on. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.