Savannah Guthrie Speaks on Mom's Disappearance

0:00It's March 26th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today, powered by AI, your daily dose of celebrity buzz. Savannah Guthrie spoke publicly for the first time since her 84-year-old mother Nancy vanished from her Tucson home on January 31st. That today's show host sat down with co-anchor Hota Cote B for a two-part interview, with the first half airing on March 26th, marking 54, days into the ordeal. In the emotional chat, Guthrie recounted calling her brother a former military intelligence officer and fighter pilot right after the disappearance. He quickly suspected a kidnapping for ransom and even wondered if her fame played a role, leaving her stunned and grappling with the possibility. Guthrie opened up about her heavy guilt, apologizing to her family if her celebrity status somehow led to this nightmare. Her today colleagues rallied on air, heartbroken that she'd blame herself for what they called the work of dangerous criminals. The Pima County Sheriff's Department launched an urgent search after Nancy missed the

1:01virtual church service on February 1st. Surveillance footage captured a masked man at her door that night, and now in the eighth week, investigators believe it was an overnight abduction. Guthrie plans to return to the today's show soon, while she and her family keep pleading for public tips to bring Nancy home safely.