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TODAY anchor Hoda Kotb has taken a big fall while trekking an icy Quebec mountain in Canada with her fellow morning show co-host.
In a video that Hoda, 58, posted to her Instagram account the Today star dragged her co-star Jenna Bush Hager, 41, down with her as she fell in the snow.
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The clip that the NBC personality shared was a short Boomerang video, showing Jenna almost face-planting into the ground as some men attempted to hold Hoda upright.
Hoda captioned the funny video: “Things are going well @JennaBHager.”
In addition to Hoda, Jenna shared her photos and snaps from their skiing excursions in Quebec on her Instagram Stories.
The TV personality titled the Instagram Stories of her and Hoda: “A series of shame.”
Within the news anchor’s Instagram Stories, she shared photo of her and Hoda laughing as the Virginia Tech alum laid in the snow.
Jenna also included a snap and Boomerang video of her helping pull Hoda out of the snow.
She also added the same Boomerang video on the New York Times Best Seller’s social media profile to her Stories, re-captioning the video: “My turn.”
The last snap of the University of Texas alum’s Stories showed her face front in the snow and someone helping Hoda to stand.
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She captioned the Story: “A story of friendship: The End.”
FANS REACT
Many fans found humor in the BFF’s struggle in the snow; some even took to Hoda’s comment section to express it since she posted the clip to her profile.
One fan wrote that the video was “hysterical,” while others just left laughing emojis.
Another added: “I’m hoping this will be televised,” and a third fan encouraged: “You can do it Hoda !!!!”
A fourth expressed: “That’s too funny! Hope you didn’t injure yourself!!”
Complimenting Jenna, one fan noted: “Jenna is up for anything, all the time. I so like her.”
CHANGE OF EVENTS
The videos and snaps that Hoda and Jenna posted to their respective social media accounts showed their relationship in a better light than it’s been captured on Today.
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Recently fans slammed Jenna for continually interrupting co-host Hoda on the talk show.
In a new clip posted to the official Today Instagram account, Jenna and co-anchor Hoda talked about the ways in which they found out they were going to have children.
Jenna went first, explaining how she found out she was pregnant with daughter Margaret “Mila” Laura on Tuesday’s episode.
“When I was pregnant with Mila, I went to a wedding of one of my best friends,” she said.
She described feeling “a little funky” before her friends urged her to take a pregnancy test due to the symptoms she exhibited.
Hoda listened patiently until Jenna finished her story, asking a few questions when Jenna stopped speaking.
But when Hoda was in the middle of telling her story about adopting a child, Jenna interrupted her.
Hoda had begun her story: “One of the things that I did not expect through adoption was the feeling that you get when you’re plodding along with your life as normal, and one day, you get a text from the agency and it says ‘Please call us right away.'”
Jenna started to cut in three different times as Hoda recounted how it felt to hear from the adoption agency that she was about to become a mom.
Hoda talked about calling the agency back and mentioned she didn’t know how a live birth felt.
That’s when Jenna continually tried to start a sentence.
“It feels like that, it feels like that,” she cut in.
“Because no matter whatever way you meet, you are meeting your baby.”
While the sentiment was kind enough, viewers didn’t like the way she didn’t let Hoda talk.
One tore into the host: “Jenna please STOP with the gaslighting term ugh, just stop interrupting Hoda!!!!!”
Multiple others slammed Jenna, begging her to “let Hoda talk.”
One frustrated fan pleaded: “Jenna!!!! Stop interrupting!!!!!!”
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