TODAY host Savannah Guthrie has left fans confused and wondering if beloved actor Harrison Ford stormed out of an interview after a confusing social media post.
The concern came after the morning show host teased an interview with Harrison on Wednesday.
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“Interviews Harrison Ford. Remains calm and professional. Until he walks out the door,” she wrote in an Instagram caption.
The post was paired with a short clip from Savannah’s interview with the Indiana Jones star and two photos of them together.
At the end of the carousel of photos, the morning show host also shared an image of her laying across a bed.
This appeared to be referencing her caption and how Savannah was no longer “calm and professional” about interviewing Harrison once he left the room.
However, due to the wording of her post, some fans thought she meant that the actor was no longer “calm and professional” during the interview and stormed out.
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“Omg I read this wrong and thought something went wrong and he walked out the door mid-interview! Phew,” commented Christina Sharkey Geist, the wife of Sunday Today host WIllie Gesit.
“What do u mean exactly by — until he walks out the door — please explain,” one fan wrote.
A third chimed in saying, “I also thought he walked out on you.”
While a fourth said, “Harrison’s reputation, I half-expected a completely different meaning for ‘he walks out.’”
Despite the confusion, dozens of others gushed over their excitement for the interview.
“This is off the charts incredible- way to go,” said NBC’s Kristen Welker.
“Omg so jealous,” world champion skier Lindsey Vonn wrote.
Today correspondent Kaylee Hartung also chimed in saying, “Can’t wait for this!”
Savannah’s interview with Harrison is set to air on Friday.
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