Savannah Guthrie's Raw Easter Message for Missing Mom

0:00On April 5th, Savannah Guthrie, from the Today Show, dropped a raw Easter message to her church, Good Shepherd New York, opening up about her. 84-year-old mom Nancy, who's been missing since February 1st in Tucson, Arizona. Nancy was supposed to watch the church's live stream at a friend's place that day, but she never showed, sparking the search that's now dragged into. It's second month with Slim Leads. She's been real about the toll it's taking, stepping back from her today duties to focus on this while staying active online. Her co-hosts, Hoda Koppi, and Jenna Bush Hager attend the same church, and Savannah's been rallying her two million social media followers to tip off. Cops with any info. In the video, she got emotional, emitting deep disappointment with God, and a sense of total abandonment. She even questioned if Jesus ever felt this gut-wrenching uncertainty of not knowing where her mom is or what happened. Savannah's pushing through by wrestling with her faith, saying it's okay to challenge God instead of bottling up the pain.

1:00She's holding onto Easter's promise of rebirth and redemption, believing every tear gets wiped away. That faith keeps her grinding for answers, urging everyone to keep eyes open so Nancy can come home. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today. AI-powered pop culture coverage.