Savannah Guthrie confused her "Today" co-hosts this week when she seemed to suggest that Jenna Bush Hager had a surprise pregnancy announcement.
The awkward incident unfolded on Monday as Bush Hager, 43, prepared to begin her Morning Boost segment.
"Jenna's got a little something in the oven for the Boost," Guthrie, 53, said before the camera cut over to the former first daughter, per People.
"Today" co-hosts Carson Daly, Al Roker and Craig Melvin were left scratching their heads over the baby news confusion.
"Wait, what?" Daly, 51, asked. "Are you making an announcement?"
"Did you say Jenna's pregnant?" Roker, 70, added.
"I'm so excited for you!" someone else shouted in the background as Bush Hager started the segment.
Guthrie then snapped at her male co-anchors as they tried to figure out what she meant by her "little something in the oven" comment.
"Stop that!" Guthrie barked. "Stop that!"
"You guys," Bush Hager added, "I understood what she said."
But Daly, Roker and Melvin were not the only ones bewildered by Guthrie's remark, because some "Today" viewers rushed to social media for clarification amid the baby announcement confusion.
"Bush is pregnant?" one person asked on Instagram.
"Are either one pregnant?" asked another, while a third commented, "I'm confused."
Other fans slammed the show and lamented over Hoda Kotb's departure from the program. She left "Today" back in January because her 6-year-old daughter, Hope, has Type 1 diabetes.
"Can barely watch now that Hoda is gone," one viewer wrote.
"Haven't watched since Hoda left," added another, as a third commented, "Bring Hoda back."
Although Bush Hager is not pregnant, she does share daughters Mila, 13, Poppy, 9, and son Hal, 5, with her husband, Henry Hager.
As for Guthrie, she has daughter Vale, 10, and son Charley, 8, with husband Mike Feldman.
Meanwhile, this wouldn't be the first time that Guthrie inadvertently suggested Bush Hager was pregnant with a fourth child.
Back in March, during an episode of "Today With Jenna & Friends," the broadcast journalist said that she "had a dream" that Bush Hager welcomed another baby.
"I have nothing to announce," former President George W. Bush's daughter responded at the time. "I'm pretty sure I've come to terms that three, even though it's an imperfect number, is the perfect number for our house."
"It's very normal," Guthrie chimed in. "I think they call it being broody. You're kind of broody for a third or a fourth."
"I would have had a third in a heartbeat, but, you know, I was up against the clock," she added.