Savannah Guthrie said she was “so touched” after Allison Janney honored her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, during Monday night’s 2026 Emmys.
Speaking to “Today” viewers Tuesday morning, Guthrie reflected on Janney’s gesture. “It was her moment, her triumph,” the co-host said. “For her to sit and just take a moment to think about our family [meant a lot].”
The 54-year-old broadcaster, whose mother was abducted from her Arizona home in February, said she does not let opportunities pass to speak about Nancy and the family’s ongoing search.
“I never let a moment pass if I get one to talk about my mom and how I miss her,” Savannah said, adding that her “whole family” remains “in such pain” seven months after Nancy’s disappearance.
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“We need help,” she continued. “Thank you, Allison Janney, for remembering us and giving me an opportunity for me to renew that call. We just want our mom home [to] give her a proper goodbye. That’s all.”
As Guthrie became emotional, her “Today” co-host Willie Geist shared the FBI tip line and urged anyone with information to call anonymously.
“Our family needs you,” she pleaded.
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