Hoda Kotb Opens Up About Overcoming Parental Imposter Syndrome

The 'Today' show anchor shares her journey to embracing motherhood after adopting her two daughters later in life.

Hoda Kotb, 60, discussed her initial feelings of not deserving her adopted daughters, Haley and Hope, during a wellness event.
She experienced imposter syndrome, questioning her worthiness as a mother despite her successful career.
Kotb became a mother in her 50s after adopting her daughters, following infertility due to breast cancer treatment.
She announced plans to leave the 'Today' show in 2025 to spend more time with her children, emphasizing the importance of family.
Hope, Kotb's younger daughter, is reportedly thriving after a medical crisis, and the family has settled into a new home in Westchester.