Eye Surgery for Retina Injury To Happen for Savannah Guthrie

Host and fact of Today, Savannah Guthrie is all set to undergo an eye surgery for her retina injury. This was revealed by Hoda Kotb and Craig Melvin on the Wednesday's episode of the show.

"She'd had some laser treatment. So now she's actually going through the surgery, and she's going to keep us posted," Kotb said. "So, we wish for her a very speedy recovery."

According to Today, Guthrie is undergoing retinal detachment surgery in her right eye. The procedure comes shortly after an accidental incident involving her 2-year-old son Charley. In November, the anchor shared her little boy threw a toy train at her and that the "pointy edge" hit her in the eye. In fact, she said it tore her retina. The journalist said she even lost vision in her right eye about 24 hours later.

"It was so blurry from, not to get too gross, but there was so much blood inside the eye that it completely blocked my vision," she explained to her co-hosts two weeks ago. "It's like putting Vaseline on a lens. I just couldn't see anything."

Guthrie said even her doctors "couldn't see" or "couldn't tell" the nature of the injury at first. However, they were later able to reassess.

"They're essentially trying to weld back this tear in the retina very carefully and really trying so hard to avoid the retina detaching and avoid having to do a major surgery," she said in late November. "Actually, on Monday, they kind of rushed me into this emergency procedure that I wasn't expecting. And at first, they didn't think it had worked and it looked like I was going to have to have this surgery, but now it's looking more hopeful."

Despite it all, Guthrie still hosted the broadcast of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

"I'm not supposed to, like, jump up and down or anything because it's kind of, like, literally hanging by a thread," she said two weeks ago. "But I'm very positive because I think it's going to be OK."

We wish Guthrie a speedy recovery.