💔 “TO THE STRONGEST PERSON I KNOW…” 😢 — Michael Feldman’S EMOTIONAL MOTHER’S DAY MESSAGE TO Savannah Guthrie HAS VIEWERS IN TEARS AS THE SEARCH FOR Nancy Guthrie CONTINUES NEARLY 100 DAYS LATER

It’s undoubtedly an emotional Mother’s Day in Savannah Guthrie’s household, considering Nancy Guthrie, the Today co-anchor’s mother, remains missing, nearly 100 days after disappearing from her Arizona home.

And Michael Feldman, Savannah’s husband, is praising his wife’s fortitude as she continues parenting the couple’s two children, Vale and Charley, while continuing her work on NBC’s morning program on weekdays.

“To the strongest person I know,” Feldman wrote on Instagram on Sunday, May 10, uploading a photo of Savannah hugging Vale and Charley. “Surrounding you with love on Mother’s Day.”

Feldman added two heart emojis and one broken-heart emoji.

Other NBC News stars added loving comments on Feldman’s post. “Holding you,” wrote Hoda Kotb, Savannah’s former Today co-anchor.

“Redefines strongest,” said Today lifestyle contributor Jill Martin.

“Love you, SG — praying for you today and every day,” wrote Meet the Press host Kristen Welker, former Weekend Today co-anchor.

“We love you all,” commented Siri Daly, wife of Today cohost Carson Daly.

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Sportscaster Lindsay Czarniak, wife of Today co-anchor Craig Melvin, left heart emojis in the comments, as did NBC News correspondent Liz Kreutz, Today style editor Bobbie Thomas, and ABC World News Tonight anchor David Muir.

Savannah previously honored her mom on Mother’s Day 2021. “Isn’t she lovely?” she wrote on Instagram at the time, captioning a slideshow of photos of Nancy. “Happy Mother’s Day to the best of them.”

And in her emotional interview with Kotb in March, Savannah said, “My mom is, she’s incredible. She’s resolute and strong. Quiet strength, quiet faith, but hard-fought. She’s funny and a little mischievous, I would say, in her humor. She’s a noble creature. She does what’s right. She walks in faith, but not a fake, pious, put-on faith, but a grounded, earthy, she-fought-for-it faith.”