Hoda Kotb has welcomed another daughter. The 'Today' co-anchor announced during a phone call into her show this morning that she has adopted a little girl named Hope Catherine Kotb.
"Today" co-anchor announced she adopted a little girl named Hope Catherine Kotb.Kotb shared the news during a phone call into her show on Tuesday."Today" shared a photo of Kotb with her new baby and her older daughter, two-year-old Haley Joy, on social media. View this post on Instagram Congratulations are in order for @hodakotb, who adopted a second little girl, Hope Catherine, this week. 💕 Link in bio.
Read MoreKotb, 54, hinted at her expanded family on her official Instagram account earlier Monday, sharing a photo that read:"Choose Hope." View this post on Instagram Happy Monday xx "Happy Monday xx," she wrote in the caption. Kotb surprised viewers in 2017 when she revealed that she was a first-time mom, having adopted Haley Joy. On Tuesday, Kotb said during the show that Haley Joy had already taken to her new role.
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