Eagles fans everywhere after the team beat the Washington Commanders in the playoffs, advancing them to the Super Bowl — and Today Show anchor Savannah Guthrie made sure to show her pride by sporting a bright green dress for her team.

Today' host Jenna Bush Hager spoke exclusively to PEOPLE about her latest endeavor: her own book imprint called Thousand Voices Books.

Johansson is joining Bush Hager as a guest co-host for the week, and PEOPLE was there for an exclusive behind the scenes look

“I was like, ‘Are they forcing you out?’ She’s like, ‘No Craig, I’m OK. I’m leaving,’” he recalled. “I was legit stunned, so much so that after she left, I went back to her dressing room, and I was like, ‘Are you sure you’re OK?’ It takes a certain kind of courage to leave anything when you’re at the height of your game.”

Bush Hager, 43, was part of a clue on Pop Culture Jeopardy! in January 2025 which read, "With the help of Hoda Kotb and a hairdryer, this Today Show book guru posted a thirst trap to celebrate 1 million followers."

Jenna Bush Hager brought back one of Today‘s funniest ... retired from the show just last week. While Craig Melvin replaced Kotb on the earlier hours of Today, Bush Hager is still looking ...

TODAY with Jenna & Friends ... Cheered' When Craig Melvin Was Named Co-Anchor: 'Whole Staff Loves Him' The set never stops moving, not once, over the next hour helmed by Bush Hager and Johansson.

During their morning chat, Ciara and Bush Hager were discussing a recent interview in which Katy Perry said understanding her husband’s “love language” was the key to keeping their relationship strong.

Hoda Kotb couldn't stay away from her Today co-stars for too long, as she reunited with Savannah Guthrie, Jenna Bush Hager, and others.

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Hoda Kotb might be spending more time with her kids after exiting 'Today,' but she's also got several professional projects in the works.

Dressed in a navy suit and yellow tie that his wife and kids picked out for the occasion, Craig stands at the TODAY desk reading over copy when music begins playing. He looks up, surprised, as the first verse of Hootie & the Blowfish’s “Let Her Cry” comes through the studio speakers.