Hoda Kotb shares a rare look inside her $2.9 million Bronxville home as she reunites with ex Joel Schiffman

Former host of “Today”. Hoda Kotb has shared a glimpse into her home as she reunited with her ex-fiancé, Joel Schiffmanfor a “funday Sunday” with their daughters, Hayley8, and Heap6.

The 61-year-old NBC alum, who announced in September 2024 that she would be quitting the hit morning show to spend more time with her kids, took to Instagram to give fans a glimpse into her weekend — and the surprise guest she welcomed to her Bronxville, NY, home.

The mum-of-two shared a slew of snaps from her fun-filled weekend, captioning it ‘funday Sunday’.

The first photo in the thread revealed that Schiffman, 67, appeared as he and his daughters flashed a smile for the camera.

In another photo, Kotb revealed there is no bad blood between her and Schiffman, who announced they were splitting in 2022 after eight years together, as she and her ex had dinner with their daughters in her dining room, which featured a large table and ceiling lights.

In the final image, she showed off her suburb, revealing the lush greenery surrounding it.

This isn’t the first time her ex has come to the suburbs to visit Kotb.

She previously had a heartfelt reunion with Schiffman when she welcomed the financier to her suburban home for a Father’s Day celebration with their two daughters.

The TV host turned wellness guru took to Instagram to share sweet images of her former partner enjoying a fun day in and around her Bronxville estate, proving that the duo – despite their divorce – is putting their past behind them and focusing on co-parenting their daughters.

In one image, Schiffman was seen grinning from ear to ear as he shared a sweet hug with his children in Kotb’s kitchen in her $2.9 million home, which she bought in April 2024, shortly before she quit the “Today” show.

Although Schiffman and Kotb once lived together in New York City with their children, the mother of two made the decision to move her children to the suburbs in 2024 in an effort to give them more “normalcy,” while her former partner is believed to remain in Manhattan.

However, he made sure to take a break from the honking taxis and towering skyscrapers to take a trip to Bronxville, just a 30-minute drive from Manhattan.

Schiffman’s trip to the state comes just weeks after Kotb revealed that her move was prompted, at least in part, by her daughter Hope’s Type 1 diabetes diagnosis.

During a May 28 appearance on “Today,” Kotb explained that there was another reason behind her decision: She admitted that she wanted to spend more time with her daughter, instead of constantly worrying about her health from being away from her.

“Just like anyone with a child with type 1 [diabetes]especially as a little kid, you’re constantly watching, you’re constantly watching, you’re constantly checking, and that’s what I did all the time when I [on the ‘Today’ show]. You are distracted,” she said.

“You just get a priority check in your life. I can be here and wonder what happens to Hope morning and night, or I can be there and feel relief because I can see it.”

Kotb first revealed that her youngest daughter was dealing with a health issue in March 2023, when she explained that Hope had been hospitalized for an undisclosed condition.

Less than two years later, Kotb decided to move her family to Bronxville, where she purchased a beautiful property just a short walk from her children’s school.

Speak with Today.com Ahead of her final day on the show, Kotb opened up about her desire to embrace a new routine with her kids at the four-bedroom, five-bathroom Colonial.

She was excited to have a “more normal” daily regimen after years of early mornings, she explained.

“I’ll just let us be a family with a normal rhythm of life. Just see what we become,” said the celebrity in the broadcast, who was replaced by Craig Melvinsaid.

“I’m going to leave it [my daughters] make more outings and stay up a little later because part of the reason I put them to bed at that hour is because I have to go to bed. I say, ‘Good night! Everyone’s going to bed.’ They say, “It’s half past six!” I’m like, ‘Yeah, lights out!'”

Kotb said in August that she had a vision when it came to finding the perfect family home, revealing on an episode of “Today” that she wanted to create a “warm and cozy” environment where her children could relax and find sanctuary.

“It’s all new,” she said of her move. “New kids, new school, new things, new everything. And it’s funny because all I could think of was that I wanted my house to feel warm and cozy for the kids and a place where they want to hang out. And that’s it.”

She previously gave fans a rare glimpse into the cozy training facility in her upstate New York home during a sweet video with her daughter.