Bush Hager went on to reveal that the person who has cohosted the most episodes of Jenna & Friends is none other than her cohost of the day, Sunday Today ‘s Willie Geist. “You’re my No. 1 friend, Willie,” she exclaimed, adding that the pair have hosted 26 episodes together over the past year.

Sheinelle Jones will be Jenna Bush Hager’s permanent co-host on “Today with Jenna & Friends” almost a year after Hoda Kotb’s departure, Variety confirmed Tuesday. Jones, who has been a part of the franchise since 2014, regularly appears on the show during the third hour, but will now move to the fourth hour segment alongside Hager.

Nearly a year after Hoda Kotb left "Today with Hoda and Jenna," her replacement has been revealed. Sheinelle Jones will be joining Jenna Bush Hager.

Jones joined the Today family in 2014 and became a third hour cohost in 2019. On the radio show, Jones told Dreyer that she’s had “some of the best laughs of my life” cohosting the third hour with her, Roker, and Craig Melvin over the years.

Craig Melvin, a Wofford College graduate and "TODAY" co-anchor, recently revisited Columbia to film a hometown tour segment. The "TODAY" episode will air on NBC this week and will feature Melvin on his Midlands ventures. Nearly a year ago, the Emmy-award ...

Roker surprised co-hosts Craig Melvin, Sheinelle Jones, and Dylan Dreyer during an interview with Jordan Litz. Even on his day off, Al Roker can't seem to stay away from his cohosts on the Today show. The beloved weatherman gave his 3rd Hour of Today ...

Jones has been with the Today show for more than a decade, joining the morning program’s weekend edition in 2014. In 2019, Jones was named co-host of the show’s third hour. She will leave that hour to join Bush Hager in the fourth hour.

Don’t expect George W. Bush on “Today with Jenna & Friends” any time soon. On Wednesday’s episode of “Today,” Jenna Bush Hager’s co-hosts pressed her on why her dad refuses to appear on her show — even if she flew to his native Texas to ...

NBC is betting that Jones’ warmth and and Bush Hager’s spirit will make for a formidable combination in TV’s never-ending battle for daytime audience. The 10 a.m. hour represents NBC’s bid to compete for live viewership in the late mornings,