Savannah Guthrie Tests Positive for COVID-19 Again, Is Isolating Ahead of Mother's Day

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Savannah Guthrie has tested positive for COVID-19 again.

The TODAY show co-anchor shared the news on Instagram Friday alongside a photo of her positive COVID-19 test. Her diagnosis comes just two days before Mother's Day.

"So this happened — again!" she captioned the post. "Covid +, air filter on 'turbo' and it will be an isolating Mother's Day for this mama!!!"

Added Guthrie, "I feel fine, just slight cold so far. Thankful to be vaccinated!"

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Guthrie, 50, previously had another breakthrough coronavirus case in January. At the time, she made a virtual appearance on the TODAY show to announce the news. Her co-anchor Hoda Kotb also received a positive diagnosis less than a week before.

"We're trading places," Guthrie said. "I'm working from home. You're back in the studio. You have a negative test for Covid. I just tested positive for Covid, so here we go."

Addressing her symptoms, Guthrie said she just had "little sniffles" but "not much more than that."

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Guthrie shares daughter Vale, 7, and son Charley, 5, with husband Michael Feldman. Previously, the broadcast journalist said one thing that "helps" her as a parent is "a lot more certainty" in her schedule at this stage in her career.

"By this time in life you've seen a few things and you know how to weather the ups and downs," she told Good Housekeeping in March.

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"I'm glad my kids don't have the stressed, anxious and insecure 30-year-old version of me," she continued. "The peace and calmness that comes with age is a great thing for kids to see in action."

Additionally, Guthrie opened up about how she balances parenthood alongside her busy career.

"My family is my priority — it's not even a close call — but I have a job that I just love," she added. "And so I try to do both to the best of my ability."

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