Savannah Guthrie is reportedly reconsidering her future on NBC’s Today show as the search for her missing mother continues.
Nancy Guthrie, 84, disappeared from her Tucson, Arizona, home on February 1. Authorities believe she may have been taken during the night. Because of her age and health concerns, investigators say time is critical.
The case has drawn national attention. Law enforcement has searched Nancy’s home, reviewed surveillance footage and carried out operations at nearby properties. A recent police raid raised hopes of a breakthrough, but officials later confirmed no arrests were made.
According to media reports, the emotional strain has deeply affected Savannah. Sources say she is devastated and worried that her public role may have unintentionally exposed her mother to risk. The ongoing investigation and intense public focus have reportedly led her to question whether she wants to remain in the spotlight.
Savannah has been a prominent face on NBC since 2007. While no official decision has been announced, those close to her say family is her priority as the search for her mother enters its second week.