Today’s Savannah Guthrie gushes about her “hot date” with husband Michael Feldman in a rare couple photo

TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie shared a rare photo of herself with husband Michael Feldman announcing a romantic date night.

The Today Show host took to Instagram on Sunday to post a snap of herself with Michael, 54.

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The photo showed Savannah, 51, with her cheek pressed against her husband while sporting a gentle smile.

She sported a deep pink lip with smoky eyes and a striped turtleneck to complement her husband’s cream half-zip and black jacket.

The Today mainstay captioned the “Hot Date” photo with animated text to her Instagram story.

Savannah married husband Michael in 2014.

Michael is a former Democratic political adviser who served as traveling chief of staff to former Vice President Al Gore during the 2000 presidential election.

The couple originally met in 2008 when Savannah attended Michael’s 40th birthday party and quickly began dating.

They got engaged in May 2013 while vacationing together in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

The couple eventually wed in March 2014 in a small ceremony in Tucson, Arizona.

Savannah typically posts very few photos of the couple together.

This Instagram snap was a rare glimpse into their personal life together.

SAUCY HIDDEN

Meanwhile, Savannah snapped at co-host Carson Daly after he refused to explain how members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame are chosen.

On Wednesday’s Today, Carson hosted the show’s PopStart segment, which covers pop culture and entertainment.

During the segment, Carson discussed the 14 nominees for upcoming 2023 induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Among the nominees were Kate Bush, Sheryl Crow, Cyndi Lauper, George Michael, Willie Nelson and Soundgarden.

Fans can vote for their favorite artists, who are then tallied to determine the top five artists.

After sharing that the final list of candidates would be released in May, Carson was ready to move on to the next topic.

However, co-host Savannah had more questions.

She asked, “How do you choose them?”

After clicking his tongue, Carson replied, “That’s a long answer.”

“Okay,” Savannah snapped. “Never mind, I’ll google it.”

“I don’t want to keep my other breaking news to myself,” Carson said, but I’ll draw you a map.”

“Yeah, yeah, I’ll google it,” Savannah said before letting out a laugh at the tense moment.

WARNING FROM SAV

This comes before Savannah commented on Friday’s Today Show about the weekend’s upcoming winter storm.

“It’s going to be a tough couple of days here,” Savannah shared after an NBC correspondent wrapped up reporting on the bitter cold snap.

Correspondent Emilie Ikeda reported from Boston on the Arctic blast that hit the northeastern part of the country.

Savannah and co-host Hoda Kotb began the segment by covering some of the freezing temperatures across the United States.

They then leaked the segment to Emilie, who said schools were closed and the city was urging people to stay indoors.

She also shared that people were affected by days of power outages and icy roads.

“As these frigid temperatures set in, officials are reminding people to limit their time outdoors and wear layers,” Emilie noted

“Remember, with these sub-zero wind chills, frostbite can set in within minutes.”

When the report was ready, she sent it back to Savannah, who said, “Okay. It’s going to be a tough few days here, Emilie. Thanks.”

Then they brought in their colleague Al Roker to “figure out what else they needed to know.”

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