After a weeklong "Hoda-bration," Hoda Kotb's final day on 'Today' will be Jan. 10. Kotb's fourth-hour co-host, Jenna Bush Hager, also tells PEOPLE what she will miss most about working with her.

Scarlett Johansson has joined “Today With Jenna & Friends” on NBC as a guest co-host. Jenna Bush Hager shared the news with People magazine, telling the publication that Johansson will begin her new week-long gig on Tuesday,

The A-list actor will co-host the new version of the fourth hour of NBC’s staple morning show for one week this month.

Today with Jenna & Friends' will begin on Jan. 13 and will feature a rotating roster of co-hosts until someone permanent is named, following Hoda Kotb's exit from the long running morning talk show.

Well, it looks like Bush Hager will be joined by Taraji P. Henson, Eva Longoria and Keke Palmer on the first week of Today With Jenna & Friends, launching Jan. 13 on NBC.

Three powerhouse women are stepping into Hoda Kotb’s shoes after the longtime talk show host’s upcoming exit from the Today show. Hoda’s Today With Hoda & Jenna co-host, Jenna Bush Hager, announced the first few celebrity guests who will be joining her in the morning show’s fourth hour beginning on January 13.

Scarlett Johansson will co-host Today With Jenna & Friends on NBC starting January 21. “Scarlett Johansson is the queen!” Jenna Bush Hager told People. “First of all, I’ve been obsessed with her movies since forever.

Part of a new approach in the wake of Kotb's exit, Johansson is just one in a carousel of celebrities who will guest-host the show.Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning.

As viewers await the return of “ The Morning Show ,” an Apple TV+ drama at least partly inspired by NBC’s “Today” show, Scarlett Johansson is poised to serve as guest cohost on the actual Obviously one of the biggest movie stars in the world won’t be seeking the job full time,

Scarlett Johansson is set to join Jenna Bush Hager on the 'Today' show. The singer, model and daughter of Michael Jackson wrote that being "thankful would be a poor euphemism." The actress and model recounts the traumatic experience in her new memoir,