Celebrity Parents Hoda Kotb Celebrates Easter with Her Mom and Daughters Following Split from Joel Schiffman Hoda Kotb and ex-fiancé Joel Schiffman share daughters Haley, 4, and Hope, 2, both of whom they welcomed via adoption By Georgia Slater Georgia Slater Twitter Georgia Slater is a writer/reporter on the Parents team at PEOPLE. People Editorial Guidelines Published on April 17, 2022 12:46 PM Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Hoda Kotb/Instagram Hoda Kotb and her girls had a very hoppy Easter! On Sunday, the Today show co-host, 57, shared a sweet series of photos with her two daughters Haley, 4, and Hope, 2, and mother Sameha Kotb — who was also celebrating her birthday — as they enjoyed the holiday together. In the cute shots, Hoda grins ear-to-ear while posing in the living room with her loved ones while surrounded by various Easter decorations. Watch Hoda Kotb's Daughters Make an Adorable Appearance on Today in New Orleans with Their Mom "Happy Birthday Mom!!! Happy Easter🐰🐇❤️," the television personality wrote in the caption of her post. Kotb shares her two daughters with ex-fiancé Joel Schiffman. The pair welcomed both of their children via adoption. On an episode of Today with Hoda & Jenna in January, Kotb announced that she and Schiffman would be going their separate ways after getting engaged in November 2019. During her Jan. 31 announcement, Kotb revealed that she and Schiffman will continue to be "loving parents to our adorable, delightful children." Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Hoda Kotb/Instagram "He's a great guy," Kotb said of Schiffman. "He's a very kind and loving person, and I feel privileged to have spent eight years with him. We are both good and we are both kind of going on our way and our path. We'll be good parents to those two lovely kids." Kotb also said that her breakup from Schiffman was not precipitated by any major event. "It's not like something happened," she explained at the time. "They say sometimes relationships are meant to be there for a reason, or a season, or for a lifetime. And I feel like ours was meant to be there for a season." Updated by Abigail Adams Abigail Adams Instagram Twitter Digital News Writer, PEOPLE learn more