As we speak’s Hoda and Savannah Suppose Jenna’s Underwear Hack Is ‘Gross’

Whereas Jenna Bush Hager proudly goes commando to remove seen panty strains, fellow As we speak hosts Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie don’t share the identical mindset.

“[It’s] gross,” Kotb, 58, solely instructed Us Weekly on Friday, November 18, of her 40-year-old cohost’s underwear hack, whereas Guthrie, 50, proclaimed she wouldn’t undertake the trick for herself.

Kotb, 58, introduced in the course of the Wednesday, November 16, As we speak broadcast that she just lately discovered that Bush Hager — who joined the NBC morning present in 2019 — doesn’t put on underwear beneath her outfits.

“I believe it makes a extra fairly silhouette,” the Sisters First writer stated on Wednesday, defending her wardrobe hack. “I additionally assume you don’t need to pack as a lot. There’s a number of execs to it! … [Hoda asked me], ‘Do you wash your garments?’ And I stated, ‘Sure, I do.’ Nevertheless it’s additionally not like I’m sharing your denims with you.”

Kotb and Guthrie in the meantime, are prepared to embrace any potential undergarment bumps for the sake of carrying underwear.

“Initially, I take the panty strains, OK?” the Oklahoma native joked to Us. “I do know that’s what she’s frightened about. What the hell?”

Guthrie, for her half, added: “I don’t care. Who’s our butts?”

The Australia native additional famous that she’s uninterested in Bush Hager continuously exchanging clothes ever for the reason that commando reveal.

“You already know what? Sufficient [because] she additionally borrows my garments each single day after which she places them proper again,” Guthrie instructed Us, whereas selling her upcoming Beginning From Scratch With Savannah vacation particular. “Yeah, no underwear. I discovered that out too late!”

Kotb has even requested her 4th Hour As we speak cohost about her appears to be like, noting she’ll proudly say, “[They’re] Savannah’s.”

Kotb and Guthrie — who cohost the primary hour of As we speak on weekday mornings —are extra centered on their ever-growing résumés slightly than a possible panty line. The duo will cohost NBC’s broadcast of the 96th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, which airs later this month. As the 2 broadcasters get into the merry spirit forward of the vacation season, they’re opening as much as Us about what they’re grateful for of their lives.

“I’m grateful for seasons. I’m grateful for the promise of renewal. I’m grateful for redemption and forgiveness and beauty and I truly assume that’s what [the holiday season] is all about,” Guthrie instructed Us on Friday. “So I believe the best way that life can restart each single day for those who simply need it to [and] I believe that’s a fantastic promise and the most effective issues about being human.”

Kotb — who referred to as her pal’s remarks “superb” — additionally mirrored on the “new beginnings” that the altering seasons carry.

“I’m simply grateful for the freshness of attempting one thing new and the braveness to strive one thing new and I wanna educate my women that to threat it, roll the cube [and] go for it,” the I Actually Wanted This As we speak writer stated, referring to daughters Hope and Haley. “Like, you understand, you get one proper across the solar. That’s it. So whereas we’re right here, like, let’s do it.”

Guthrie can also be excited to be taught new culinary expertise this vacation season because of a particular November 30 episode of her Ranging from Scratch program.

“It’s so enjoyable. It’s the ironic ‘I’ve a cooking present and I can’t cook dinner,’ however we’ve got a particular for the vacations for individuals and there are a number of us on the market that basically don’t know their method across the kitchen and are intimidated,” the previous lawyer defined to Us about teaming up with chef Marcus Samuelsson for a As we speak section. “So, it’s enjoyable. It’s simply three straightforward little recipes that you could make.”

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade airs on NBC on November 24 at 9:00 a.m. ET.

With reporting by Mandie DeCamp