Kathie Lee Giffords Makes Hoda Kotb Reveal Her Least Favourite ‘Today’ Guest

Kathie Lee Gifford is right where she wants to be in life. The former daytime talk show host, whose legendary husband Frank Gifford died five years ago, said in no way is she “actively looking” for love despite the fact she’s gone out on dates “several times” this past year to test the waters.

Today co-anchor seems to have the accomplishments of multiple people, across multiple lives—the daughter of immigrants, she worked her way from local TV to NBC, where she served as a Dateline correspondent and later became a morning TV fixture as co-anchor of the fourth hour of Today with Kathy Lee Gifford. She and Savannah Guthrie became when Kotb succeeded Matt Lauer, who was fired after reports of serial sexual misconduct.

Friday’s edition of Global‘s “The Drew Barrymore Show” features a visit from Hoda Kotb.

Hoda Kotb wants to show that there are some really good people in the world! The 56-year-old show co-anchor took to Instagram on Wednesday to share what happened when she realized her phone was missing after a trip to a park in New York City. «So today I was in the park with my kids… when we got home I realized my cellphone was missing… I must have dropped it somewhere in Riverside Park!» the morning show host wrote on Instagram.

Hoda Kotb gave many people a much-needed boost on Thursday when she shared a heartfelt post on Instagram and it made some of her fans cry!The Today with Hoda & Jenna host, 56, detailed how her disastrous morning in New York had been turned around by a big-hearted stranger.Hoda shared a video of a gentleman in New York with a walker and captioned the footage with a rundown of what had happened. MORE: Hoda Kotb makes major decision about wedding to Joel Shiffman WATCH: Hoda Kotb opens up about

Hoda Kotb is speaking her mind. The longtime “Today” host made an appearance on “Watch What Happens Live” on Tuesday, and she was hit with hard questions by former co-host Kathie Lee Gifford during the “Plead the Fifth” segment which produced quite the revelation.

Page Six, the beloved former TV host said she's not "actively looking" for love, but admits that she's gone out "several times" this past year with men. None of them were right for her though. "I think I dated four different gentlemen and they're all great guys but they're not the guy for me," she said.

Hoda Kotb is the queen of positivity, but even she can admit that not all of her interviews are fun. The 56-year-old show co-host appeared on Tuesday's where she was quizzed by her former co-host, Kathie Lee Gifford, during the «Plead the Fifth» segment. Gifford's first question to Kotb was about who their mutual least favorite guest was on the morning show. «I know exactly who that is.

Drew Barrymore is bringing families together.

The Drew Barrymore Show that the nuptials were smaller because of COVID-19.But the star added that because the ceremonies were 'stripped-down' that they 'got down to exactly what a wedding should be about.'She shared: 'Both of my children were planning big weddings.

Regis Philbin struggled with limitations brought on by the coronavirus pandemic in the months leading up to his death, according to his former longtime "Live!" co-host Kathie Lee Gifford. The iconic television personality died in July of heart disease and his manner of death was ruled natural, the Chief Medical Examiner Office in Connecticut confirmed to Fox News at the time. He was 88.

effects of COVID-19 had hit Regis close to home, as well."One of his dearest friends had just recently died of Covid, so he was pretty much in a depression I think, his wife said," Kathie Lee said. "Regis just lived to make people happy.

Kathie Lee Gifford is opening up a bit more about her lifelong friendship with Regis Philbin and about his final days.

In the weeks before his death earlier this year, Regis Philbin was suffering from a form of “depression” because of the coronavirus pandemic, which prevented him from doing what he loved most, his former co-host Kathie Lee Gifford said.“He had been depressed in the weeks and months earlier, because of [COVID-19],” Gifford said during an appearance on “The Talk” on Friday. “Regis couldn’t perform anywhere, nobody was out and about.