Let’s talk about one of the most beloved figures on your morning screen: Savannah Guthrie. Every day, Savannah lights up the Today show with her vibrant energy and infectious charm. But behind the scenes, she's also building an incredible life with her husband, Mike Feldman. They’ve been through quite the journey together, and if you're wondering whether they're still as much in love as ever—keep reading, because we’re diving into their story.

When Did Savannah Guthrie and Mike Feldman First Cross Paths?

Here's how the magic started. Back in 2008, Savannah found herself at Mike’s 40th birthday party. Now, this wasn’t just any random gathering; it was a celebration surrounded by mutual friends. At the time, Savannah was married to her first husband, Mark Orchard, whom she tied the knot with in 2005. However, life had other plans, and by 2009, Savannah and Mark went their separate ways. After her divorce, Savannah’s path once again crossed with Mike, and this time, sparks flew. They both knew they were meant to explore something special together.

So, what exactly drew Savannah to Mike? Well, it turns out that first impressions really do matter. Savannah has been open about what initially caught her eye when it came to Mike.

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“Mike is incredibly handy, and that was one of the things I noticed right away,” Savannah shared during an episode of Drew + Jonathan Reveal back in October 2021. “I thought, ‘Wow, here’s a guy who’s sophisticated and grew up in the city, but he can actually get his hands dirty and fix things.’ My dad was always the type to fix our old, clunky cars, which broke down every other week, and I loved that Mike could do that too. Early on in our relationship, he came over and fixed my toilet, and honestly, I found that incredibly attractive.”

Fast forward to May 2013, and Mike decided it was time to take their relationship to the next level. While on vacation in Turks and Caicos, he got down on one knee and asked Savannah to be his wife after nearly five years of dating. During a segment on the Today show in April 2019, Savannah opened up about that moment.

“There came a point where no one thought we’d ever get married—not even us, especially not me,” she admitted. “We were at a stage in life where we had to decide: either we commit fully to each other, or we part ways and let each other go. Thankfully, Mike knew what he wanted, and I couldn’t be happier about it.”

Mike couldn’t have been more thrilled about finding the love of his life. “It’s not bad being the luckiest guy in the world,” he said during a call into the Today show after proposing. And so, in March 2014, surrounded by their closest family and friends in Tucson, Arizona, Savannah and Mike exchanged their vows, marking the beginning of their beautiful journey together.

Are Savannah Guthrie and Mike Feldman Still Happily Married?

The short answer? Absolutely. Savannah and Mike celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary in March 2022, and their bond remains as strong as ever. To mark the occasion, Savannah took to Instagram, sharing some stunning photos from their wedding day alongside sweet moments with her husband. In February 2024, Savannah announced they were preparing to celebrate their tenth anniversary the following month. In fact, she even took a day off from the Today show to spend quality time with Mike, choosing their anniversary over appearing alongside Kacey Musgraves on the program. “I’m gonna pick my honey,” Savannah declared proudly.

Do Savannah Guthrie and Mike Feldman Have Kids Together?

At their 2014 wedding, Savannah and Mike shared exciting news—they were expecting their first child together. She was already four months pregnant at the time of their ceremony. In August 2014, they welcomed their daughter, Vale Guthrie Feldman, into the world. Then, in June 2016, Savannah shared the joyous news with her Today cohosts that she and Mike were expecting their second child. Their son, Charles Max Feldman, was born in December 2016. After undergoing two rounds of IVF, becoming parents was nothing short of a miracle for Savannah and Mike.