Savannahis an Emmy Award-winning journalist, attorney, bestselling author, and co-anchor of NBC’s TODAY, where she has become one of America’s most trusted broadcast news personalities. Born in Melbourne, Australia, and raised in Tucson, Arizona, Guthrie earned a journalism degree from the University of Arizona before receiving her J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center, where she graduated magna cum laude. After practicing law, she transitioned into journalism as a legal analyst before joining NBC News in 2007. She went on to serve as the network’s White House Correspondent and, in 2012, became co-anchor of TODAY. Throughout her career, Guthrie has led coverage of major national and global events, interviewed presidents, world leaders, and influential public figures, and earned multiple Emmy Awards for her reporting. She is also a New York Times bestselling author whose books—including the children’s series Princesses Wear Pants and the inspirational Mostly What God Does—reflect her passion for storytelling, faith, and family.
