Published on March 26, 2026
Savannah Guthrie, co-anchor of NBC’s “Today,” has spoken out for the first time since her mother, 84-year-old Judy Guthrie, went missing earlier this month. In an emotional interview, Savannah detailed the family’s struggle and heartache during this difficult time, expressing their desperate need for help in locating her mother.
“We are in agony. Every moment feels like an eternity without her,” Savannah shared, her voice trembling with emotion. The family has been actively searching since Judy was reported missing, urging the public to share any information that could assist in bringing her home safely.
Judy Guthrie was last seen on March 12 in her hometown of Tucson, Arizona. Authorities believe she may have wandered from her home, and local law enforcement has been conducting extensive searches, including utilizing drones and search dogs. Despite their efforts, no significant leads have yet emerged.
Savannah expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support from the community and beyond, stating, “It’s heartwarming to see people coming together, but we desperately need more help to find my mom.”
As the search continues, Savannah remains hopeful and determined. “We’re not giving up. I believe there are people out there who can help us. If you see anything, please reach out,” she urged, while maintaining a strong front for her family in this challenging time. The missing person case has garnered national attention, prompting many to rally around the Guthrie family in their quest for answers.
Family and friends have set up a dedicated hotline for tips and are actively engaging on social media to spread the word. They are appealing to anyone with information or who may have seen Judy in the area to come forward.
Savannah’s message resonates with many who have experienced the pain of losing a loved one, reminding everyone of the importance of community support in times of crisis. The family is committed to doing everything possible to bring Judy back home safely, holding on to hope amid the uncertainty.
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