Hoda Kotb, one of the hosts of the popular morning show “Today,” has recently reacted to co-host Jenna Bush Hager’s confession that she doesn’t wear underwear.

Hager made the confession on a recent episode of the show when she claimed that she goes commando to avoid panty lines.

However, Kotb was not convinced by her explanation and told Us Weekly that going without underwear is “gross.” She said that she would rather deal with panty lines than go commando.

Savannah Guthrie, another co-host, also chimed in, saying that she does not care about panty lines because nobody is looking at their butts anyway.

Kotb revealed on Wednesday’s episode of “Today With Hoda & Jenna” that she was surprised to learn that Bush Hager never wears underwear after the pair had to share a dressing room.

After being exposed in front of their live studio audience — and millions of viewers at home — Bush Hager tried to defend herself by saying that going commando makes a more pretty silhouette and it makes life easier since she doesn’t have to pack as much.

However, Kotb and Guthrie were not swayed by her arguments and refused to follow suit.

Despite their disagreement, Kotb and Guthrie have been busy preparing to co-host the 96th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

When asked what they are grateful for this holiday season, Kotb spoke about setting an example for her two daughters, Hope and Haley.

She said that she is thankful for the courage to try new things and wants to teach her daughters to take risks and go for it.

Guthrie added that she is most thankful for the promise of renewal and the opportunity to restart every single day.

Although Bush Hager admitted that she often borrows Guthrie’s outfits, she vowed to wear underwear the next time she plans on borrowing her friend’s clothes.

Guthrie revealed that she found out about Bush Hager’s no-underwear policy a little too late and it made her uncomfortable.

Despite this, the three co-hosts maintain a good relationship and continue to make viewers laugh with their banter and jokes.

In conclusion, the “Today” show is known for its fun and lighthearted segments, and the recent discussion about panty lines and going commando is no exception.

While Kotb and Guthrie are not convinced by Bush Hager’s argument, they continue to work together as a team and prepare for the upcoming Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Their discussion is a reminder that even the most successful TV personalities have disagreements and different opinions on various topics.

However, they always find a way to make it work and provide entertaining content for their viewers.