TODAY host Savannah Guthrie has been caught trying to sneak off set after she suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction.
During Monday’s broadcast, Savannah and her co-hosts Hoda Kotb, Sheinelle Jones, and Dylan Dreyer headed out to the plaza to meet some fans of the NBC show.
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Today host Savannah Guthrie has been caught trying to sneak off set after she suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunctionCredit: NBC
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During Monday’s broadcast, Savannah and her co-hosts Hoda Kotb, Sheinelle Jones, and Dylan Dreyer headed out to the plazaCredit: NBC
However, the mother of two perhaps didn’t anticipate how windy it was out in the open.
As Hoda revealed it was their favorite part of the day, Savannah shouted out: “It’s a blustery day!” to which Hoda replied: “It is!”
“I’ve gotta hold my skirt!” she admitted as she clung onto her red, white, and green floral print midi-length garment.
The 51-year-old TV star paired the pretty skirt with a black top and matching heels, but she might have been regretting her choice of attire thanks to the weather.
“The wind is a blowing!” she told her co-hosts before she joked about having a Marilyn Monroe moment as she ran out of shot.
Savannah’s wardrobe malfunction comes after she took on another role away from the morning show recently.
The news anchor got the special opportunity to be the commencement speaker at her alma mater, Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C.
Savannah posted snaps on Instagram from the magical day last Sunday, and it showed her dressed in a blue cap and gown at the ceremony.
In some snapshots, Savannah stood at the podium, smiling before the crowd as she gave her speech.
And in other photos, the Today Show host posed with friends and faculty members in the school’s library and outside in the courtyard.
Savannah gushed over the moment in her caption: “What a dream! today I returned to @georgetownlawofficial to give the commencement address. some of my dearest law school friends and former professors came to be together.
“It was magical and I am so grateful,” she added.
The university commented on the post to express gratitude for her participation: “Thank you for joining us today as our commencing speaker and delivering a special and memorable address to our graduates, Savannah!
“It was a pleasure to host you and see you again after all these years. Hoya Saxa!”
Savannah’s big moment comes after she admitted last week that things have been pretty hectic at home as her family is in the middle of moving.
She opened up about her frustration about the experience during a brief interview with Today Show Radio, who shared the clip on their Stories.
SLEEPY SAVANNAH?
The radio host first pointed out that Hoda had extra coffee that morning.
Hoda then gave some insight as to why they were loading up on caffeine.
“Something happened for the very first time this morning. Savannah and I rolled in at the exact same time, rolled in hot,” she said.
“I go, ‘what?’ And Savannah was like ‘Hi.'”
Hoda turned to Savannah and asked: “Why did you roll in hot?”
“Because I’m moving, and all of us are staying at a hotel overnight, so I had to get out of there before I woke up the kids,” Savannah explained.
“So, I showed up kind of on time, and Hoda was on the street, staring. I come out, and I’m like… blah… and Hoda’s laughing and pointing.”
“I was shocked,” Hoda said.
“She was like, ‘what are you doing here?'” Savannah said.
The host said it was an effort to leave the hotel room.
“I had to get out, and I was running and wondering what to do with all of my time in the morning, so I came and sat with Hoda,” Savannah explained.
The host then commented that when most people move, they are in a terrible mood, but Savannah was in a great mood.
“This is all for show. I’m dying,” the journalist admitted. “I’m dying inside. I was up all night, stressing out.”
“Yeah. It’s just [a] show. I’m at [a] whacky level.”
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Mom-of-two Savannah looked panicked as her floral print skirt blew about in the windy weatherCredit: NBC
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The 51-year-old TV star joked that she could experience her own Marilyn Monroe momentCredit: NBC
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Savannah got the opportunity to be the commencement speaker at her alma mater, Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C.
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