Today show co-anchor Hoda Kotb says her 3-year-old daughter is facing “a long road” to recovery from the health crisis that landed her in the intensive care unit in February. “But she’s doing much better,” Kobt told Page Six on Monday. “We’re making great progress.” Kotb has not released details of the medical situation that triggered her two-week absence from the airwaves, but she says she has plenty of support. “Sometimes you gotta roll with it,” the NBC star said. “You gotta trust and kind of surrender, and that’s kind of how I’ve been going through it. But she’s doing a great job.”
“She’s doing better. There’s still a long road to go, but she’s doing much better,” the “Today” show co-anchor, 58, exclusively told Page Six Monday night at the Webby Awards, where Wilmer Valderrama presented her with Best Interview/Talk Show Podcast for “Making Space with Hoda Kotb.”
“We’re making great progress,” she added. “This kid is full of healing light, as I say to her.”
