Savannah Guthrie ‘Fighted to Keep Job’ Before Nancy Guthrie’s Kidnapping? New York Times author says case ‘gets stranger’
reported missing Nancy Guthrie The investigation remains active and authorities have not announced any arrests or identified a suspect or motive. As the case continues to draw attention, comments surrounding her daughter, Savannah Guthriewhich emerged after the New York Times bestselling author posted on social media.
Chadwick Moore, in an article published on
According to the Daily Mail report cited in Moore’s post, a source told the outlet: “Savannah is in full panic mode. Although she’s shaken off her voice issues, the ratings are up!”
Reports indicate that Savannah took some time off in late December to recover from vocal cord surgery. The show attracted 2.86 million viewers during the period, a 12% increase from last year and surpassing ABC’s “Good Morning America,” according to Nielsen data cited by the outlet.
Statement Regarding Ratings and Return to Work
The Daily Mail article also quoted sources as saying that Savannah “urged her doctors to get her back to work as soon as possible. In order to ensure that viewers would not forget her, she insisted that the show include a segment of her recovery at home.”
Another source told the outlet: “She kept asking, ‘Is this a fluke?’ but no one gave her a straight answer, which made things worse.”
Quoting other unnamed sources, “She’s crushing ratings reports like this is her full-time job now. It’s consuming her.”
“Becoming more and more unfamiliar”
“All in all, the story of Nancy’s disappearance is getting weirder and weirder,” Moore wrote at the end of her post.
NBC has not commented publicly on the claims cited in the Daily Mail report.
There is no official indication of any workplace issues related to ongoing investigation Nancy’s disappearance. As the case remains under investigation, authorities continue to urge the public to rely on verified, up-to-date information.
