Cheers: Today Show's Hoda Kotb Is Now A Westchester Resident

BRONXVILLE, NY — If you think you saw Hoda Kotb wearing sneakers and corraling two young children to school, with a coffee cup in her hand, your eyes are not necessarily playing tricks on you.

After over two decades at NBC, Kotb announced on Thursday that she will be leaving the "Today" show in early 2025.

"After turning 60 over the summer," the television personality said, "I saw it all so clearly: my broadcast career has been beyond meaningful, a new decade of my life lies ahead, and now my daughters and my mom need and deserve a bigger slice of my time pie."

According to Realtor.com, Kotb and her two daughters are now Bronxville residents. The "Today" show co-host purchased a $2.895 million, four-bedroom, five-bathroom, center hall colonial on April 30.

"Everything changed like that. I have a whole new town and a whole new school and all the new things. We went for our first day of school, I carried a coffee and I had sneakers, and I walked my kids to school like normal people. It was awesome," Kotb said on the September 4 episode of "Today."

The listing, by Elise Flangos of Compass, described the property as a "sun-filled and spacious center hall colonial home in the heart of Bronxville village. The thoughtful renovations and updates enhance the timeless appeal of this 4 bedroom, 5 bath residence, ensuring modern comfort and convenience while preserving its classic charm and exceptional architectural design."

The house, which was built in 1952, includes a chef's kitchen, a formal dining room, a sun-filled family room with cathedral vaulted ceilings, a skylight and custom built-ins. On the main floor, there is also a large bedroom with an ensuite bath, and another large, and bright room.

The 764 sq. ft. primary bedroom suite has custom built-in "his and her" closets and custom cabinetry. The spa bathroom has Calcutta marble tiled floors with radiant heat, a heated towel warmer, a skylight, vaulted ceilings, along with "his and her" entrances to the sinks.