Hoda Kotb reveals her daughter's diabetes quit in January today exhibit.

As a guest, Kotb returned to NBC morning show when he revealed that her youngest daughter, Hope, had type 1 diabetes. In an interview today, she said Hope and Haley was the main reason for her departure from the show, and as she said before quitting, Hope's condition "certainly weighed."

"It's like a guy with kids (knowing) kids, especially a little kid, you keep watching, you keep checking, that's what I'm doing all the time. You're distracted."

“Your life has only priority checking,” Hoda added today. “I can be here, sweating in the morning and at night, or I can feel relieved there.”

Speech people The magazine's new cover story, Kotb explained, is a struggle for her morning show schedule requirements, including hard deadlines, phone time and a wake-up call at 3:15 a.m.

“I really want to see her here. people. "But I will never hope that there will be hope for one day, 'Oh, my mom left her job because (me).' Not alone, but if you look cumulatively, that's part of the decision."

Kotb also shared that Hope's diabetes was her two-week absence today In February 2023, this was interpreted as a “family health issue” and then hospitalized due to a sudden, unspecified illness. The four-year-old man stayed in the ICU for a few days and spent more than a week in the hospital.

The early symptoms of hope make her “look like the flu and we actually have to compete for the hospital.

She added: “And you get there and you realize that isn’t it.

Kotb, who announced in September that she was leaving today Before the emotional farewell on January 10, returning Wednesday, sharing the latest news about her life and announcing her new health app and platform, Joy 101.

As for what she hopes is, she "has been good for most of the day. At some point, you have to look at her," Kotb said.

"I paid for it in total - five minutes for breakfast, five minutes for lunch, five minutes for dinner, and sometimes overnight. Plus, that's half an hour." "So I stayed for 23 and a half hours, she was every kid. So I wanted to remember that."

She told people She and her family have been trapped in effective nursing procedures, but she still has to pay attention to her own children.

"It's a constant concern for hope. We're monitoring her 24/7," Kotb said. “She shoots four to five years a day.

After leaving todayShe told Kotb woke up at 4:30 a.m. peoplebefore the child wakes up, she thinks “sleeping,” meditating, and writing. In addition to enjoying the time to take your kids to school and spend the afternoon with them, Kotb also works from home for a more leisurely life.

Kotb tells people. "After dinner, I was walking with the other moms, and I liked that. Things I didn't do before because I was too tired."

She could see her kids were happy to be with her. “Sometimes I work in the office, they would run to the window and wave to me (with their hands) a heart,” she told her. people. “They’re good because they want me here, they’re happy to see me and then they’re going to leave and play.”

Kotb revealed in September that she plans to leave NBC today Show, later set January 10, 2025 as her last day.

"I just turned 60 and when I was 60, it was a huge moment for me because I started thinking about that decade, like what did that decade mean? What did it mean to me? What did that mean to me? I realized it's time to turn the pages at 60 and try something new," Kotb said in her announcement. "My kids have in the later stages of their lives and I think they deserve a bigger time pie," she added. "I feel like we have only limited time."

Kotb, once served today Since 2018, co-hosted with Guthrie, replaced the show’s current two-hour co-host by Craig Melvin. As for the fourth hour of her performance co-hosting today Along with Bush Hager, Bush Hager has always welcomed guest co-hosts to get what is now called Today with Jenna and friends.

Since leaving todayshe spent more time while her daughter continued to be with her Production space podcast. KOTB will also release a book this fall, Jump and find happiness: Embrace chaos in every season of your life.