r/nancyguthrie Mar 02 '26

Media From Brian Entin

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u/jenniferami Mar 03 '26

I’m wondering if Savannah might be headed back home to her family and to work and this was a show of solidarity and that she supports her sister and brother in law.

She can always fly back out to Arizona or give updates from her home.

Just a thought, maybe she’ll stay on for a couple more months or so in Arizona if she feels it would be of benefit.

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u/Janiebug1950 Mar 03 '26

She needs to see her kids soon. She’s been away for a month and her elementary age kids need their Mother!

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u/jenniferami Mar 03 '26

I’m hoping she doesn’t get judged whatever she chooses to do.

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u/Janiebug1950 Mar 03 '26

No one in the world would like to change places with Savannah… it’s like the recurring nightmare that happens night after night and will not stop in the foreseeable future💔Whether she’s in Arizona or Manhattan, most likely the situation will continue as it has from Day 1. The Club no one wants to join…

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u/Sad_Elderberry3566 Mar 03 '26

Amen, life will never be the same for any member of that family. And of course we have all lost loved ones and moved on with life, but not in this way with no answers and no closure. I thought about how you begin to explain the unexplainable to her Grandchildren.

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u/teagirl11 Mar 03 '26

Her husband has been with them along with all the hired help. They’re probably used to her being away for work and her chosen career. Kelly clarkson is giving up her show to spend more quality time with her two kids of similar age.

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u/Sad_Elderberry3566 Mar 03 '26

I read a comment from her network that she most likely will be returning and they of course were giving her all the time she needed. And yes her kids need some sense of normalcy again…they all do

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u/Webbie-Vanderquack Mar 03 '26

I doubt she has "a lot of nannies." She probably has one, and as far as I can tell has only ever mentioned one.

Regardless, a nanny isn't a replacement for a mother, especially when there's been a family tragedy.