Why is Savannah Guthrie wearing yellow on her TODAY return? Surprising Nancy Guthrie relationship reveal

Former co-host Hoda Kotb explained the move on the Feb. 18 show, saying, “We received a suggestion from a viewer that we were doing the same thing. We had yellow roses placed around Studio 1A and we all wore ribbons to show our love to Savannah and her family.”

Retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffendaver also reacted Of Savannah’s appearance, wrote: “Savannah is back with lots of yellow and lots of smiles. She didn’t miss a beat. It was great to see Porch Guy for her mother and he didn’t take away her spirit. Porch Guy, you didn’t win.”

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The show continues to dominate headlines, including the latest on a potential ceasefire in Iran. Despite the circumstances, Savannah joined in on the lighter moments as always. “Shout out to my Arizona Wildcats,” she said. “They did make it to the Final Four.”

Weather anchor Al Roker also welcomed her, saying, “Nice to meet you, honey.” Savannah replied, “Good morning, sunshine.”

She later became emotional while meeting fans. “You are so beautiful,” she said. “I’ve gotten so many letters, so much kindness to me and my whole family. We feel it. We feel your prayers. So, thank you so much.”

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“Today we celebrate the promise of new life that never ends in death. But standing here today, I must tell you that there are moments when that promise seems so far away and life itself seems so much more difficult than death,” she said.

“These moments of deep disappointment with God, a sense of complete abandonment. For most of us, there are moments in our lives where these feelings take over.”

She shared how the uncertainty surrounding her mother’s disappearance left her with deep questions. “During my season of trial, I wondered, I questioned, whether Jesus had actually experienced this particular wound that I felt, this deep and uniquely cruel hurt caused by not knowing, being unsure, being confused, and withholding answers,” she said.

“In those darkest moments, I thought painfully and perhaps irreverently that I had stumbled upon a feeling that Jesus didn’t know,” she continued, adding, “There is nothing wrong with the idea that we can challenge our God with questions.”

Savannah then recalled a moment in the Bible, saying that when Jesus was crucified, “He cried out, ‘My God, my God. Why have you forsaken me?'” It was the anguished cry of a man who didn’t know the answer. “

After thinking for a moment, she said, “Maybe he does know how it feels.”

She ended her message by saying, “I still believe it,” she added. “It’s the darkness that makes this morning’s light so magnificent, so beautiful. It’s all the brighter because it’s so desperately needed.”