THE TODAY Show host Savannah Guthrie has shown off her personal Christmas ornaments in a new Instagram post.
The decorations were made by her children -Vale, 8, and Charles, 5.
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On Saturday, Savannah and her family got into the holiday spirit as they decorated for Christmas.
“Never too early!!!” she captioned the post, along with a Christmas tree emoji.
Along with other ornaments such as an apple, a snowman, tree balls, and animals, the kids made their own ornaments.
The first one was made from paper and written in red and green marker was “Christmas of 2022. From the Feldman Family.”
Savannah then posted a farther away photo with Vale decorating the tree.
She reshared the photo to her story and pointed out that they had a fake fireplace going on the TV.
Her eight-year-old then showed off her personal ornament where she wrote her name and year on it along with a picture drawn by her.
Charley’s ornament was place on the tree under a photo of him and his sister.
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It simply had his name and year on it, along with a hand-drawn picture of a Christmas tree and a star.
All of the ornaments were made of paper and had a string attached to them.
Vale made one that read: “Always listen and be kind, love Vale,” except she spelled always as “Aluase.”
The kids also drew a photo of stick figures and wrote everyone’s name next to it with arrows.
The last photo was of the top of the tree with a star on top and non-handmade ornaments including a moon, a whale, and a cross.
Savannah shares her children with her husband, Michael Feldman.
BIG QUESTION
Although Savannah waited until after Thanksgiving to put up her tree, she thought after Christmas in October during a segment on the TODAY Show.
She went off script for a tongue-in-cheek moment on live television.
During a segment on Christmas tree prices rising due to inflation, the anchor went off of teleprompter to ask them if they prefer “fake or real.”
Co-host Craig Melvin, 43, read a story about how prices will be going up this year if consumers want a real tree for the holiday.
Savannah, however, went off teleprompter after he finished reading the story, and said to both Craig and Hoda Kotb: “Too early to ask, but fake or real?”
Craig raised his hand and replied: “Real. How about you guys?”
Hoda, 58, and Savannah, 50, responded at the same time: “Real,” before producers cut to the next story.
NOT TODAY
However, before Savannah got into the Christmas spirit, she and her co-hosts celebrated Thanksgiving.
Fans were left cringing after she, Hoda, Craig, Sheinelle Jones, and Dylan Dreyer broke out into an awkward dance on live TV.
The show was overtaken by a marching band as viewers were given a preview of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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The Marching Mizzou and its cheerleaders then treated viewers to a performance across the plaza.
As the band started playing, the cheerleaders marched through the studio.
Savannah and Hoda clapped their hands in the air to the music, and their co-hosts got involved in the dance as well.
The band then marched through the control room and surrounded the dancing co-hosts in the studio.
Hoda slapped the table in time and shook her fist in the air.
However, some viewers were not impressed to see their favorite co-hosts getting so into it.
“I just want to watch the parade going down the street and the big balloons,” complained one.
“I have to watch on another network, so we don’t have to watch all the bad lip syncing performances.”
Another simply described the dancing as “awkward.”
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