Savannah Guthrie's major secret move exposed for search of mom Nancy
The expert says Savannah Guthrie has no intention of stopping
Insiders have exposed a major secret move of US TV anchor Savannah Guthrie as search for her mother Nancy, who was abducted on February 1, is continuing.
According to Hollywood expert Rob Shuter, Savannah Guthrie is still spending heavily on private investigators searching for the missing mother Nancy.
The insiders told the expert Savannah has no intention of stopping.
In his piece for Naughty But Nice substack, Rob says the Today co-host continues to bankroll a large private search effort more than 100 days after Nancy, 84, disappeared from her Tucson home in what authorities believe may have been a kidnapping.
“Savannah is paying whatever it takes to keep this search active,” a close insider tells the expert.
According to insiders, Guthrie has assembled a team of private detectives, former federal agents, and security specialists working around the clock to pursue leads connected to the case.
The insiders added the cost of maintaining a private operation has become enormous, but Savannah refuses to consider scaling it back.
“Money doesn’t matter to her right now,” the insider says. “This is about finding her mother. If more investigators, more security, or more resources help, she’ll keep paying for them.”
Savannah’s mother went missing on February 1.
The search for Nancy continues and the law enforcers are making day-night efforts for the recovery of Savannah’s mother.
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