Savannah Guthrie's Mom Missing: Family's Panic & Search

0:00It's March 26th. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI and packed with headlines. Savannah Guthrie opened up in her first interview since her 84-year-old mom, Nancy, vanished from her Tucson home on February 1st. The Today Show host described the panic that hit her family that day after dropping Nancy off the night before and finding signs of trouble like. Prop open doors, blood on the doorstep, and a ripped-off ring camera. Her sister called in a frenzy, just as Savannah got home with her kids, and the family first feared of medical emergency. They raced the contact local hospitals, but her phone and purse were still there, which made no sense at all. Soon, her brother Cameron, with his military intelligence background, zeroed in on kidnapping as the likely cause, even suggesting it could be for. Ransom Savannah broke down sharing how her mom's severe back pain meant she couldn't have wandered off on her own. The emotional two-part chat with Hota Cody B aired starting March 26th, with Part 2 following

1:01the next day. The search is now in its eighth week, despite a $1 million reward from the family and tips from surveillance video of a mask man. Authorities have named no suspects yet, but Savannah and her loved ones keep urging anyone with information to come forward and help bring Nancy home.