Savannah Guthrie is getting in the holiday spirit.
The “Today” co-anchor shared rare family photos as part of her 2024 Christmas card.
“our @minted Christmas card with a new family member this year🎄 #makingFetchhappen,” Guthrie, 52, captioned an Instagram video Friday featuring pictures with her husband, Michael Feldman, their two children, daughter Vale, 10, and son Charley, 8, and a puppy named Fetch.
“So. Very. Merry!! Sending all our love: Mike, Savannah, Vale, Charley and introducing…” the front of the card read, as the back continued, “Fetch Guthrie Feldman!! Mike, Savannah, Vale and Charley are delighted to announce that this year, we made Fetch happen.”
The message concluded, “Merriest everything to all and blessings for 2025.”
The images showed the crew sporting “Mean Girls”-inspired T-shirts in honor of their furry friend.
Guthrie’s shirt read, “I made Fetch happen,” while 56-year-old Feldman’s said, “I let Fetch happen.” The kids’ shirts mentioned their love for their new dog, who appears to be some kind of terrier or doodle.
Other snaps in the montage featured Vale and Charley beaming with excitement while interacting with Fetch, who was later shown hopping around.
Guthrie, who also presented her Christmas card on Monday’s “Today” show, cheekily set the video to the tune of Snoop Dogg’s “Doggy Dogg Christmas.”
The TV host and Feldman — a public relations and communications consultant who served as former Vice President Al Gore’s traveling chief of staff during the 2000 presidential election campaign — tied the knot in March 2014.
Vale was born that August.
Guthrie suffered a miscarriage and underwent two rounds of IVF before she and Feldman welcomed Charley in December 2016.
