As Hoda Kotb wraps up her last days at TODAY, she’s already making space for her new routine. The podcast host and TODAY co-anchor tells TODAY.com she has her “week plan” in place for her life after her last day with the show Jan.

Hoda Kotb leaves "Today" with a legacy that’s a mix of hard and soft news, from smart interviews to funny moments with her co-hosts.

Kotb, 60, has co-anchored the 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. time slots of “Today” with Savannah Guthrie since 2018. She has also hosted the show’s fourth hour at 10 a.m. since 2007, first with Kathie Lee Gifford, then joined by Jenna Bush Hager in 2019 after Gifford’s exit. Kotb announced her departure from the show on Sept. 2024.

Hoda Kotb’s time on the "Today" show is coming to a close. When is her final day on NBC's morning show, and what are her plans for the future? Here's what to know.

Hoda Kotb says she's excited to experience a new routine with her daughters after leaving 'Today,' saying that they'll have a "normal rhythm of life." Kotb is mom to daughters Hope, 5, and Haley, 7.

After Today coanchor Hoda Kotb signs off from the NBC morning show Jan. 10, following nearly two decades on-air, her most captive audience will be waiting at home: Daughters Haley, 7, and Hope, 5.