"I made myself a schedule because I really wanted to have something going on that day," Hoda Kotb tells PEOPLE about her first day of retirement

Hoda Kotb felt all the emotions during her farewell on the Today show on January 10, but the beloved TV host has “no FOMO” about her years-long run on the daytime talk show. “I have no FOMO, which is so funny because I knew 100 [percent].

Hoda Kotb made headlines with her emotional departure from the Today Show, with the show becoming all about Hoda as her fellow hosts came together to say goodbye to the anchor, but what is she doing with her retirement?

Hoda Kotb may have left her Today cohosting position, but she’s still a friend of the show! The broadcaster made her return to the program during a surprise appearance on Friday, February 28, nearly two months after she left her cohosting job.

Former Today co-anchor Hoda Kotb surprised Al Roker and more during the NBC morning show's Feb. 28 broadcast to spice of the Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans less than two months after her exit.

It’s been more than a month since Hoda Kotb ‘s last episode of Today, but will her former co-anchor, Savannah Guthrie, be next? Guthrie is currently hosting the morning show alongside Craig Melvin, and revealed her future plans in a new interview.

Hoda Kotb — who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 and underwent a mastectomy — opened up to PEOPLE about how she never saw her diagnosis coming as someone who lived a healthy lifestyle.

Hoda Kotb has no regrets about her recent Today show exit. "I have no FOMO, which is so funny because I knew 100 [percent]. I don't have an ounce of it," Kotb, 60, exclusively told Us Weekly at Runway for Recovery's inaugural New York City fashion show at The Lighthouse,