Savannah Sellers

Savannah Sellers is an Emmy Award-winning journalist, news anchor, and correspondent. She co-anchors "Morning News NOW", co-hosts "Stay Tuned," a news program on Snapchat geared toward Gen Z, and reports as a correspondent across NBC News. Sellers's reports are featured on "Today" and "Nightly News," providing her with a broad platform that spans both traditional broadcast and digital media.

Sellers' reporting primarily focuses on trends and social issues impacting Gen Z and millennial audiences, including gun violence in America, climate change, internet culture, and politics. Sellers has covered a range of political and pop culture topics, including exclusive interviews with students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, as well as other notable public figures, politicians, celebrities, and athletes. Her exclusive interview with Anna Sorokin is among the many headline-making conversations she has conducted with figures such as Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Shawn Mendes, and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Sellers has received industry recognition, including a News & Documentary Emmy Award for her work as a producer on the news series "Hooked: America's Heroin Epidemic" and a Gracie Award for Online Video Host. Beyond studio work, she has served as co-host of the Gates Foundation's Goalkeepers conference and the Global Citizen Festival, and works closely with charity initiative Red Nose Day.

As a field correspondent, Sellers has covered major global events, including assignments at the Paris Summer Olympics and as a SportsDesk reporter of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. She has also covered the Gen Z vote in the lead-up to national elections and hosted the "Spotlight on Paris" TikTok show at the Summer Olympics. Sellers is recognized for her ability to connect with younger audiences across streaming news, digital media, and social platforms, establishing her as a prominent voice in digital journalism and broadcast news.