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‘Really upset’ Matt Lauer ‘withdrawn’ from friends after Katie Couric diss | New York Post

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Former friends of Matt Lauer are seeing less and less of the disgraced newsman.

Five years after his ouster from NBC’s “Today” show — as well as the release of former co-host Katie Couric’s memoir “Going There” in 2021 — Lauer, 64, has “kind of withdrawn from several friendships in the last year.”

A source told People recently that the embattled talk show host “was really upset” by Couric’s book. “She shared their private text messages and she semi-slammed him. It made him lose trust.”

The insider added, “His level of trust has just diminished with a lot of people he considered friends and much of that was because of Katie’s book, and because talking to people from his past is painful.”

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