TODAY Show Welcomes Celebrity Guests and New Co-Hosts This Week

NEW YORK, New York — The TODAY Show is set to feature a star-studded lineup of guests this week, including popular personalities like Charli D’Amelio and Denise Richards, while comedian Heather McMahan will host the segment ‘TODAY with Jenna & Friends.’

Beginning February 24, viewers can look forward to conversations with actors and entertainers, including Simu Liu, who will discuss his new film ‘Last Breath,’ and rapper Big Sean, who will promote his book ‘Go Higher: Five Practices for Purpose, Success, and Inner Peace.’

“This week will definitely be one that you don’t want to miss!” said McMahan, promising a vibrant mix of humor and heart as she takes the helm alongside co-host Jenna Bush Hager.

The show’s recent format has featured an array of guest co-hosts, with Hager emphasizing the theme of ‘wonder women’ since the start of the month. Past weeks have included appearances from prominent figures such as Taraji P. Henson, Keke Palmer, and Eva Longoria.

“It’s going to be our month of wonder women,” Hager remarked earlier in January, indicating a strong roster of female empowerment on display.

Each week has seen new faces contributing to the unique concept of Jenna & Friends. The show has already highlighted musical talents during ‘Music Week,’ where artists like Kelsea Ballerini, Ciara, and Wynonna Judd graced the stage.

As part of its ongoing celebration of the iconic NBC show ‘SNL,’ many comedians participated in a special segment throughout the weeks. This has included a lineup featuring popular stand-up and sketch performers like Amy Poehler and Ana Gasteyer, providing entertainment and laughter to the audience.

The engagement from viewers has been palpable, especially with segments dedicated to solving social dilemmas. On February 24, McMahan and Hager will tackle viewer questions about everyday life, including how to handle a noisy neighbor and whether it’s appropriate to suggest fashion changes to a family member.

With a blend of star power and relatable topics, this week’s installment of the TODAY Show promises a refreshing take on morning television.