Craig Melvin will keep it in the NBC family when he replaces Hoda Kotb on the “TODAY” show early next year. Kotb, 60, announced on the legacy morning show Thursday that as of Jan. 10, Melvin, 45, will move from co-anchoring the 9 a.m. hour to join Savannah Guthrie in co-anchoring the 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. block.

Hoda Kotb’s Today show replacement has been announced as Craig Melvin nearly two months after the host of 17 years announced her exit. The news was revealed on Thursday’s edition of the long-running NBC morning show.

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Hoda Kotb will be leaving NBC's 'Today' show early next year. Savannah Guthrie will continue with a new co-anchor beginning Jan. 13.

For the last two decades, viewers of the NBC morning series have seen Hoda Kotb grace their TV screens. But on September 26, she shocked viewers by revealing her plans to leave Today in early 2025. At the time of her big announcement,

Craig Melvin has been announced to replace Hoda Kotb on the 'TODAY' show. Melvin, a broadcast journalist and anchor at NBC News and MSNBC, revealed the news on Thursday, November 14. Kotb's last day will be January 10.

TV host Hoda Kotb has left some big shoes to fill and it's Craig Melvin's job to try and fill them. On Thursday, Craig Melvin, 45, revealed that he will replace Hoda when she waves goodbye to her role on the Today show on January 10.

The Today show announced that Craig Melvin will replace Hoda Kotb as the newsdesk coanchor alongside Savannah Guthrie starting Jan. 13, 2025.