Hoda Kotb recently appeared on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, accompanied by her Today co-host Savannah Guthrie. During the show, Kotb shared a heartwarming story about her daughter Haley's class visiting the NBC studio. A clip was shown of Haley and a friend at Kotb's desk, with Fallon praising the 7-year-old's news reading skills.
Fallon expressed his admiration, calling Haley the future of the Today show. The audience was then introduced to Haley and her younger sister Hope, who were present in the crowd. Hope, 4, wore a unicorn sweatshirt and sat beside her sister, Haley, who waved and giggled in response to Fallon's greeting.
In a recent interview with PEOPLE magazine, Kotb discussed her new book 'Hope Is a Rainbow,' which she wrote for her daughter Hope. Kotb described Hope as intuitive, smart, and incredibly generous, always willing to share and help others. The name 'Hope' holds special significance for Kotb, symbolizing the hope she found during her second adoption process in 2019.
Kotb's previous book, 'I’ve Loved You Since Forever,' celebrated adoption in honor of her older daughter Haley. She expressed her belief that Hope's kindness and goodness should be shared with the world, highlighting her daughter's selfless and caring nature.
