Savannah Guthrie's Kids Smile as They Open Easter Baskets and Celebrate Holiday as a Family: 'Oh Happy Day'

Mar. 15, 2025

Savannah Guthrie and family celebrate Easter.Photo:Savannah Guthrie/Instagram

Savannah Guthrie/Instagram

Savannah Guthriehad a fun Easter with her two little ones.TheTodayshow co-anchor, 52, enjoyed the holiday with husband Michael Feldman and their two kids — sonCharley, 7,  and daughterVale, 9.The family of four posed on the sidewalk together for a sweet photo to kick off their day. Later, the family got cozy at home, with the mom of two sharing a snap of her kids opening their Easter baskets and enjoying the contents.“Oh happy day 🌸,” she captioned the photos sharedon her Instagram.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Vale and Charley pose with their Easter baskets.Savannah Guthrie/InstagramLast month, Guthrie chatted with PEOPLE aboutbeing “grateful” for all that has been part of her life’s journey— including becoming a mom later in life.“I’m so grateful for my blessings. I really can’t get over it — I’ll never get over it,” she told PEOPLE exclusively. “I got to have babies long past the time that anyone would really be hopeful, [and] I had long given up hope.“Detailing that she was “so delighted and overjoyed” to have her two kids, Guthrie continued, “I’m so grateful, but I’m always mindful of talking about that too, because we all have moments in our lives where we don’t feel that the thing we wanted to happen has happened, or we don’t feel that we have been blessed.““My life has been so surprising and wonderful, because there were times when I didn’t think there was much hope for me,” she concluded.Michael Feldman and Savannah Guthrie with son Charley and daughter Vale.Savannah Guthrie/InstagramGuthrie also told PEOPLE that her two children are currently “coming into their own personalities,” noting: “But the greatest thing is that they’re so themselves.““They’re stronger and more confident, more self-assured and empathetic,” she continued. “And I just think they’re amazing creatures.““I’m so lucky to get to be their mom,” she added. “It’s such a learning experience.”

Savannah Guthriehad a fun Easter with her two little ones.

TheTodayshow co-anchor, 52, enjoyed the holiday with husband Michael Feldman and their two kids — sonCharley, 7,  and daughterVale, 9.

The family of four posed on the sidewalk together for a sweet photo to kick off their day. Later, the family got cozy at home, with the mom of two sharing a snap of her kids opening their Easter baskets and enjoying the contents.

“Oh happy day 🌸,” she captioned the photos sharedon her Instagram.

Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.

Vale and Charley pose with their Easter baskets.Savannah Guthrie/Instagram

Last month, Guthrie chatted with PEOPLE aboutbeing “grateful” for all that has been part of her life’s journey— including becoming a mom later in life.

“I’m so grateful for my blessings. I really can’t get over it — I’ll never get over it,” she told PEOPLE exclusively. “I got to have babies long past the time that anyone would really be hopeful, [and] I had long given up hope.”

Detailing that she was “so delighted and overjoyed” to have her two kids, Guthrie continued, “I’m so grateful, but I’m always mindful of talking about that too, because we all have moments in our lives where we don’t feel that the thing we wanted to happen has happened, or we don’t feel that we have been blessed.”

“My life has been so surprising and wonderful, because there were times when I didn’t think there was much hope for me,” she concluded.

Michael Feldman and Savannah Guthrie with son Charley and daughter Vale.Savannah Guthrie/Instagram

Guthrie also told PEOPLE that her two children are currently “coming into their own personalities,” noting: “But the greatest thing is that they’re so themselves.”

“They’re stronger and more confident, more self-assured and empathetic,” she continued. “And I just think they’re amazing creatures.”

“I’m so lucky to get to be their mom,” she added. “It’s such a learning experience.”

source: people.com