Jenna Bush Hager is not afraid to spill some secrets on live television.
Bush Hager’s husband, Henry Chase Hager, was her co-host for the Thursday, March 27, edition of Today with Jenna & Friends.
During their show, the two recalled the early days of their relationship. The couple has been married for nearly two decades, after tying the knot at the Prairie Chapel Ranch in Crawford, Texas, on May 10, 2008.
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At the time of their nuptials, Bush Hager, 43, was the first daughter of a sitting United States president to marry in 16 years. The two began dating while her father, George W. Bush, was in office.
Speaking of their first kiss, Bush Hager said, “It was to Lil’ Troy, a song we can’t say on TV. Lil’ Troy was a rapper back in the day. We were dancing and all of a sudden, you shot your shot.”
“I mean, well, I don’t think you can say that on the 10 a.m. hour of television, but, I went in for the kiss,” her husband, 46, responded.
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After Bush Hager told him he could say that, she explained that “what happened later” was something he could not say.
As the television personality introduced the next segment, her husband shook his head and laughed, saying, “That didn’t happen.”
“I guess it just depends how we remember it. You didn’t do the walk of shame out of the White House?” said Bush Hager, causing her husband to blush and respond, “Honey.” The two are parents to daughters Mila, 11, and Poppy, 9, and son Hal, 5.
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Last October, Bush Hager shared during the fourth hour of Today how Hager proposed to her at the top of Cadillac Mountain, which is within Maine’s Acadia National Park.
The talk show host revealed that she had actually been “very cranky” and “grumpy, a little grumpy” before the big moment.
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“And he said, ‘Let’s stop for a Luna bar, the sun is about to come up, let’s watch it together.’ And I said, ‘No, I’m too cold to stop.’ I said, ‘Let’s please keep going.’ He said, ‘Can we please stop for a Luna bar?’ I said, ‘No we can’t!’ And then finally he said, ‘We’re stopping for a Luna bar’ and I was like, ‘Ugh,’ ” Bush Hager recalled. “And then he proposed.”
