Hoda Kotb – $8 Million

A lot of you regularly get to see Hoda Kotb’s face on TV because she’s the main co-anchor on Today. She has been appearing on the show for more than a decade now. Sources estimate that she’s earning a total of $8 million in a single year.

She previously worked for NBC News and was Dateline NBC’s correspondent. Kotb is also a successful author who released several publications over the years, Her memoir titled Hoda: How I Survived War Zones, Bad Hair, Cancer, and Kathie Lee became a bestseller. In July 2020, she was a guest on The Not Too Late Show with Elmo.

Savannah Guthrie – $8 Million

Savannah Guthrie was a cum laude graduate during her bachelor’s, and a manga cum laude graduate when she pursued her Juris Doctor degree. She was able to work as a local broadcast journalist and litigation associate before she got hired by NBC News in 2007.

She became Today’s chief legal analyst and third-hour host, but she got promoted to co-anchor in 2012. She’s reportedly making around $8 million yearly. In 2019, Guthrie got hit in the eye by her son’s toy train, and she ended up tearing her retina. She had to get surgery and was able to get back to her job earlier in 2020.

Craig Melvin – $3 Million

As early as high school, Craig Melvin was already working for the local channel, WIS-TV, which is an NBC affiliate. He continued doing a lot of local work as he got older, but he eventually got hired by MSNBC in 2011. He became a daytime anchor while also being an NBC News reporter.

In 2018, he officially became an anchor on The Today Show. You might’ve also seen him in Today Third Hour. He is reportedly earning around $3 million per year. His wife, Lindsay Czarniak, was also an anchor and reporter. They have two kids together, and their family lives in Connecticut.

Natalie Morales – $6 Million

Natalie Morales is part of the NBC News family, and you can catch her on The Today Show. She’s the West Coast anchor, and she has been working for the show since 2006. Her loyalty to the network paid off because she’s now earning around $6 million annually.

She also hosted the show called Access Hollywood at one point, but she departed from the program in 2019. Morales is still open to making money outside of her anchoring job, and she’s going to appearing in a TV movie documentary titled Don’t Let The Pigeon Do Storytime.

Amy Robach – $300K

In 2018, Amy Roback became the newest co-anchor of the program called 20/20. She was Elizabeth Vargas’s replacement. You might’ve also seen her in Weekend Today and The Today Show. Sources estimate that she’s making around $300K every year.

She had a breast cancer diagnosis in 2013, and she eventually got a double mastectomy. She is now cancer-free and is busy doing great in her career. In 2019, Robach had a hot mic incident that exposed her, saying that her network could’ve exposed the late violator, Jeffrey Epstein. ABC later fired the person who was responsible.