NBC News has been having a rough week, especially after confirmation came that chief medical correspondent, Dr. Nancy Snyderman and her crew had violated a voluntary quarantine after returning from Liberia. One of the cameramen in her group is currently being treated in a Nebraska hospital for the Ebola Virus and after agreeing to stay out of public places for 21 days, Snyderman and a few others were spotted making a food run in spite of potentially carrying the deadly virus. Her blame-passing apology hasn't helped the network either, leaving them in dire need of good news or at least something positive. Luckily, it has been confirmed that Savannah Guthrie will be returning to her Today Show anchor seat on Nov. 3.
It's not that Guthrie herself can deflect all of the negativity, but she is a clear fan favorite. After nearly three months of maternity leave, Guthrie is pretty sure to bring some levity to the stressful news environment. She and her husband, Michael Feldman, welcomed baby, Vale Guthrie Feldman on Aug. 13 and her visits to the Today Show set in recent weeks have been a happy occasion for everyone involved. It's obvious that her co-workers are anxious for her to return, and Guthrie seems pretty ready to multitask like all other working moms do.
She was recently spotted dining at Tutto Il Giorno in Tribeca last week with fellow Today Show workers, Jenna Bush Hager and Jamie Horowitz, and the conversation was reportedly all about Guthrie's return to her coveted anchor seat. Are you glad that Guthrie's return has been confirmed or have you liked the revolving door of co-anchor's sitting at the Today table? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below!
