During a recent episode of "Today with Hoda and Jenna," co-host Hoda Kotb playfully exposed a quirky fact about her fellow host, Jenna Bush Hager
She prefers not to wear und-rw-ar! The amusing revelation came to light when the two were changing in the dressing area before the show.
Defending her choice, Bush Hager explained that she finds it provides a more flattering silhouette and makes packing for trips easier. However, she couldn't help but blush a little at the candid disclosure, joking that her mom has probably never been prouder.
As the conversation unfolded, the hosts humorously discussed the merits and drawbacks of going commando, with Kotb mentioning that their show's wardrobe supervisor had mentioned its convenience, although it does mean doing more laundry. Despite the potential downsides, Bush Hager remained unfazed and even teased about borrowing Kotb's red suit, this time ensuring to wear und-rw-ar.
This week's episodes of "Today with Hoda and Jenna" have been filmed in front of a live audience in New York City, offering a unique opportunity for the hosts to engage openly with their viewers on various topics, ranging from parenting and relationships to even the lighthearted subject of und-rw-ar preferences. Jenna Bush Hager's playful and candid revelation added a fun touch to the show, showcasing the dynamic chemistry between the two hosts.
A Multi-talented Media Personality and Author
Jenna Bush Hager, born on November 25, 1981, in Dallas, Texas, is a versatile media personality known for her work as a television host, author, and journalist. She comes from a prominent political family, being the daughter of former President George W. Bush and former First Lady Laura Bush. Despite her upbringing in the public eye, Jenna has forged her own path, establishing herself as a respected figure in the media industry.
After earning a degree in English from the University of Texas at Austin, Jenna pursued a career in education, teaching in both Washington, D.C. and Latin America. However, her passion for storytelling and media eventually led her to explore opportunities in the field of journalism.
