Today's Hoda Kotb Adopts Second Child

The "Today" co-anchor Hoda Kotb revealed on Tuesday that she adopted a second child.

Kotb said, during a phone interview with her morning show "Today”, that she adopted a new baby girl and named her Hope Catherine Kotb.

Kotb became a first-time mom in 2017 when she adopted her two-year-old daughter Haley Joy. She referred to her announcement a day before when she shared a photo on Instagram, captioning "Choose Hope," as Kotb was hinting to her second daughter.

During the telephone call, Hoda expressed her happiness of having Catherine in her life, saying: "I'm feeding her, and I can't believe it ... I'm so happy she's here."

Hoda added that Haley began to perform her new role as she is the old sister, saying: "This morning at breakfast, (Haley) was trying to feed (Hope) her raspberries, and I was like, 'Not yet, babe ... She was literally marching around saying, 'I'm a big sister.''

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Meanwhile, the show shared a picture of Kotb with her two daughters on Instagram, captioning “Congratulations are in order for Hoda Kotb, who adopted a second little girl, Hope Catherine, this week."

Over the past few years, Kotb shared a lot of lovely moments with her Haley, such as walking on the beach and going on an Easter egg hunt.

About Hoda Kotb

She is the main co-anchor of the NBC News morning show Today and co-host of its entertainment-focused fourth hour. She was born in Norman, a city in the US, and her parents are from Egypt.

Contributed by Mohamed Helba