Savannah Guthrie: Bio, Age, Height, Husband, Books, Salary, Net Worth, and More

Savannah Guthrie Biography

Savannah Guthrie is a distinguished American journalist, author, and attorney currently working for NBC News as a co-anchor of “The Today Show.” She also serves as the chief legal correspondent of NBC’s legal reports. Given her experience, Guthrie served as a White House correspondent between December 2008 and June 2011 and co-anchored “The Daily Rundown” between January 2010 and June 2011.

Savannah Guthrie Age

Guthrie was born on December 27, 1971, in Melbourne, Australia. She turned 52 in December 2023. When she was two years old, Savannah’s family moved to the United States and settled in Tucson, Arizona. As such, Savannah grew up in Tucson, Arizona. Savannah showed great interest in the arts during her early years and loved media personalities. Savannah celebrates her birthday on December 27 every year.

Age	52 Years
Date of Birth	December 27, 1971
Zodiac Sign	Capricorn

Savannah Guthrie Family: Parents and Siblings

Guthrie was born to parents of Australian descent: her father, Mr. Charles Guthrie, and her mother, Mrs. Nancy Guthrie. Her father, Charles, died when Guthrie was only 16 years old, succumbing to a heart attack. Her mother used to work at the University of Arizona as a Public Relations officer but has since retired. Guthrie was brought up by her parents with two siblings: a sister, Annie Guthrie, and a brother, Camron Guthrie.

Savannah Guthrie Education

Growing up in Tucson, Savannah began her schooling in her hometown. She joined Amphitheater High School in Tucson for her high school diploma. Guthrie then joined The University of Arizona, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in journalism. This cemented Guthrie’s desires as she had been interested in arts and journalism since childhood. This milestone provided her with the foundation for an illustrious career in journalism. While at The University of Arizona, Guthrie joined the Arizona Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta Phi.

Guthrie’s desire for knowledge led her to pursue a Juris Doctor degree from Georgetown University Law Center. She took her exams in 2002 and received the highest score on the Arizona Bar, solidifying her credentials as a qualified journalist and legal professional.

Savannah Guthrie Height and Weight

Guthrie is 5 feet and 10 inches tall, which has enabled her to command stage presence and attention on TV. While her body weight is not public, she maintains a moderate weight, indicating a healthy lifestyle.

Height	5ft 10 inches
Weight	Moderate
Eye Color	Blue
Hair Color	Blonde

Savannah Guthrie Husband

Savannah Guthrie is married to her husband, Mike Feldman, but this is her second marriage. Guthrie first married Mark Orchard, an English-born BBC journalist. The two met while they were covering Michael Jackson’s Case for their respective media stations. At the time, Orchard was married to Anne Kornblut, a fellow journalist whom they later divorced. Guthrie and Orchard married in 2005 but divorced in 2009, four years after their marriage.

Savannah Guthrie then started dating Mike Feldman, and the two got engaged in 2013. A year later, the couple got married. Guthrie’s husband is a political and communication consultant who previously worked as a political aide to Al Gore. The couple is blessed with two children, Vale Guthrie Feldman and Charley Guthrie Feldman.

Spouse	Mike Feldman
Kids	Vale Guthrie Feldman and Charley Guthrie Feldman

Savannah Guthrie Salary

As a journalist and author, Guthrie earns an average salary of approximately $8 million annually.

Savannah Guthrie Net Worth

Guthrie boasts an illustrious career in journalism and as an author. During this time, she has accumulated wealth of approximately $30 million.

Primary Source Of Income	Journalist, Author
Salary	$8 million annually
Net Worth	Approximately $30 million

Quick Facts

• Name: Savannah Clark Guthrie
• Age: 52 years as of 2023
• Nationality: American
• Ethnicity: White
• Height: 5.10 ft
• Marital Status: Married
• Spouse/Husband: Mike Feldman
• Occupation: Journalist, Attorney, Author
• Salary: Approximately $8 million annually
• Net Worth: Approximately $30 million

NBC News

2007 was the hallmark of Guthrie’s career as she joined NBC as a correspondent and legal analyst. Due to her past experience, Guthrie was assigned the White House correspondent role. One year into working with NBC, Guthrie was assigned as the correspondent for the 2008 presidential elections, and she accompanied Sarah Palin’s convoy. Together with the team, they did a tremendous that saw her and her team win an Emmy Award. In 2011, Guthrie began to work on “The Today Show.” Consequently, she replaced Ann Curry as the co-host, anchoring the show with Matt Lauer before Lauer was replaced by Hoda Kotb.

Before joining NBC News, Guthrie worked for Court TV as a journalist and a correspondent for legal affairs. She handled major cases, including the Zacarias Moussaoui and Scooter Libby Cases. She was also responsible for Supreme Court and Congress hearings, such as the Samuel Alito hearings, Michael Jackson, and Father Paul Shanley cases.

Guthrie had also worked for NBC affiliates, including WRC-TV, KVOA-TV, in Tucson, Arizona. In the early stages of her career, Guthrie also worked for KMIZ-TV, an ABC affiliate in Columbia, Missouri.

Legal Expert

During her early years in journalism, Guthrie had switched careers to practice her law expertise. Having graduated from the law field, Guthrie became a criminal defense lawyer. Before joining Court TV, Guthrie worked at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld law firm between 2002 and 2003.

Author

Guthrie is also an industrious author. In 2017, she co-authored “Princess Wear Pants” with Allison Oppenheim. The book took center stage and became a New York Times bestseller. The two also released another book in 2018, “Princesses Save the World.”

Individual Honors and Awards

• Guthrie and her team won an Emmy Award for covering election night during the 2008 Presidential election.

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