Kelly Rowland, the R&B singer and actress, made a dramatic exit from NBC’s ‘Today’ show on Thursday morning, leaving Hoda Kotb scrambling to find a replacement. Rowland, who was scheduled to appear as a guest on the 8 a.m. hour of ‘Today’ and then co-host the 10 a.m. hour with Hoda Kotb, walked out because she was not satisfied with her dressing room.

According to sources, Kelly and her team were not pleased with the dressing room provided, prompting them to pull her off the show, which left Hoda Kotb without a guest host for the 10 a.m. hour. This unexpected turn of events left ‘Today’ insiders perplexed as Kelly Rowland is beloved at the show and was scheduled to have the full hour.

It was reported that Rowland and her team inquired about a different dressing room upstairs, as they were dissatisfied with the one she was initially provided. However, that room was already occupied by Jennifer Lopez, who arrived at the studio before Rowland. It’s worth noting that the dressing rooms at ‘Today’ are known to be some of the smallest in the TV industry, often described as ‘glorified closets’ by insiders.

This incident has sparked conversations about the conditions of dressing rooms for guests and hosts at TV shows, shedding light on the importance of providing comfortable and satisfactory spaces for celebrities and personalities who appear on these programs.

While the specific details of the incident are still being discussed, it’s clear that Kelly Rowland’s unexpected departure from the ‘Today’ show has raised concerns about the treatment of guests and hosts, and the need for better accommodations in the TV industry.