Savannah Guthrie re-signs with ‘Today’ during toughest personal year following mom Nancy’s disappearance

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Page Six can reveal that the media personality officially renewed her contact with the NBC morning show.

Savannah Guthrie has signed an extension to stay at “Today” — in the midst of the most difficult year of her career, Page Six can reveal.

The beloved anchor, 54, who’s still waiting on any news of her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, who was taken from her home more than nine months ago, will stay at the NBC morning show, sources tell us.

We revealed how her contract was up at the end of the year, and bosses have been waiting to hear what her plans are.

“Savannah is the best in the business, we want her to stay for as long as she wants to stay,” a source told Page Six.

In October 2024, when it was announced that her co-anchor Hoda Kotb was leaving, we’re told that Savannah was making between $7 million to $8 million per year — and had more than a year left on her deal.

Nancy, 84, was kidnapped on Feb. 1 from her Arizona home, and there is still no update on her case.

Savannah has been open about her heartbreak, breaking down on camera at various points.

Indeed, in a harrowing interview earlier this year, after her return to the show following a six-week hiatus, she told Kotb that she feared her mother’s kidnapping from her Arizona home on Feb.1 was her fault.

During the interview, Savannah recalled calling her brother, Cameron Guthrie, a serviceman with experience in intelligence, and informing him about their mom’s disappearance.

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