Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager have co-hosted the fourth hour of TODAY for years, but now that Kotb has announced her upcoming departure from the program, Hager will be going solo. Read on to find out her future at NBC.

And Jenna Bush Hager is getting a new show and co-host as a result. Kotb, 60, announced she would be stepping away from the “Today” show on Sept. 26. In the weeks since, fans have been wondering who the network would choose to replace her.

Hoda Kotb’s replacement for the Today news hours was announced on4, Craig Melvin will take over her seat next to Savannah Guthrie after she exits. Still, everyone wants to know who will fill the fourth-hour role with Jenna Bush Hager.

Hoda Kotb knows whom she wants to replace her on the “Today” show. The morning show host, 60, spoke about her successor in a new interview with E! News. “The person who I want is someone who has beautiful chemistry with Jenna [Bush Hager],” Kotb told the outlet on Oct. 25, referring to her co-anchor on the fourth hour of “Today.”

Jenna Bush Hager’s quest for a new cohost reminds her of being back on the dating scene. The TV personality made a major announcement about the future of Today With Hoda & Jenna amid Hoda Kotb’s departure from the program.

Although Craig Melvin was officially announced as Hoda Kotb's replacement on Today following months of fan speculation, Kotb's post on Today With Hoda & Jenna will remain vacant—for the time being. On Wednesday,