In American television, Savannah Guthrie, a longtime co-anchor of NBC’s Today program, has become a household name. Savannah’s personal and professional life, particularly her income and riches, have been under increased public scrutiny since the news of her mother Nancy Guthrie’s abrupt disappearance in Tucson, Arizona, in early February 2026.
The earnings and wealth of Savannah Guthrie
According to reports, Savannah, one of NBC’s best on-air talent, makes over $8 million annually. According to Celebrity Networth, she has amassed a total net worth of $40 million over a career that includes morning show anchoring, legal commentary, and national court coverage. In addition to television, she has written a number of non-fiction and children’s books and made real estate investments, including a house in New York close to NBC’s headquarters.
The wealth of Michael Feldman’s husband
Michael Feldman, a former Democratic political assistant who is currently a business consultant and founding partner of the advocacy and communications firm FGS Global, is Savannah’s husband. The estimated net worth of Feldman is $5.75 million. Together, the pair owns a $2.7 million mansion in upstate New York and two Tribeca apartments worth $3 million and $7 million, according to Newsweek.
High-net-worth people’ security risks
High-profile and wealthy people may be more vulnerable to kidnapping and ransom-related threats, according to financial experts. “Most high-income earners are not completely aware of the danger for kidnapping and ransom incidents, nor of the availability of insurance coverage,” Drew Powers of Powers Financial Group told Newsweek.
After Mother vanishes, Savannah becomes the main focus
Savannah’s wages have recently come under scrutiny in a very personal problem. Following her failure to attend church on Saturday night (January 31), Nancy Guthrie, 84, was reported missing the following day. Given Nancy’s restricted mobility and need for frequent medication, authorities are considering the case as a possible abduction. A ransom note addressed to local media is being investigated, and blood was discovered at her Tucson home.
In order to stay near her family during this tragedy, Savannah decided to cancel her planned coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan.
