Savannah Guthrie Returns, Mom's Search Continues

It's April 6th.

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Savannah Guthrie made her full return to the Today Show anchor desk on April 6th after

more than two months away.

Her absence started when her mother Nancy went missing back on February 1st.

She teamed up with co-anchor Craig Melvin to kick off the Monday broadcast, sharing

a quick smile about the sunrise and saying it felt good to be.

Home

After this month on March 5th, Savannah had popped into the studio for a quick visit with

her colleagues after heading back to New York from Arizona, where she'd been with family

during the search.

Melvin chimed in welcoming her back, and by 7.30 a.m., Al Roker and Carson Daly joined

them at the desk while fans waived signs from the plaza.

Outside

The crowd support hid home for her, as she mentioned feeling all that love during

her time away.

In a recent sit down with Hota Copey on March 27th, Savannah opened up about easing

back into work, calling the show her family and her.

Source of real joy even in tough times, vowing to keep it genuine no matter what.

The search for Nancy is now in its 10th week, with no suspects identified yet.

Her family stepped up with a reward of up to $1 million for tips leading to her recovery

on top of the FBI standing $100,000 offer.

This can keep rooting for answers while Savannah holds down the desk, blending her personal

fight with the Daily News Grind.