Daytime TV hosts ranked, revealing controversies and salaries

A recent report has detailed the rankings of daytime TV hosts, taking a closer look at some of the most popular figures in morning television. The findings highlight both the successes and challenges faced by these anchors. Robin Roberts from Good Morning America is at the top of the list, known for her long tenure and significant salary of $20 million a year. An insider describes her as having a 'ruthless streak,' saying her drive has helped her maintain her position for over two decades. Meanwhile, Savannah Guthrie, co-anchor of the Today show since 2012, also stands out for her dedication, having covered major events without taking time off. The B-list features Jenna Bush Hager, who brings a relatable charm to her role on the Today show. She has a significant following on social media and is known for her book club. Al Roker, a veteran weather reporter, remains a beloved figure on the Today show, while Craig Melvin is still establishing himself after co-hosting with Guthrie. The report indicates some drama at Good Morning America, with Michael Strahan potentially leaving the network amid job cuts. He has faced pressure regarding his presence and performance, especially after a personal family issue arose. George Stephanopoulos, another anchor, is also in the spotlight, as he's been blamed for recent layoffs connected to a lawsuit against the network. On the lower tiers, Gayle King of CBS Mornings has recently faced backlash over her decision to join Jeff Bezos on a space mission, impacting her credibility. Lastly, the Z-list includes Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes, who left their positions at GMA after an affair became public. They are now focusing on their podcast and have reportedly become engaged. Overall, the rankings showcase the competitive and sometimes turbulent world of daytime television.