Here are a few things people get wrong when they askJenna Bush Hagerabout her life when her parentswere the president and first lady: No, she didn’t live in the White House (she was already in college) and, no, that spotlight of international fame didn’t worsen her work ethic.
“Well people ask that question some,” Hager said. “It’s kind of hard to tell what people think about you … but I do think it’s hard: People don’t really know my parents, know who they areasmy parents.”
Kotb, 55, jumped in to offer her take.
“Well we didn’t live in the White House. So people will always be like — ‘What was it like there?’ ” Hager said. “[But] I was in college, so I lived in Austin.”
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“It’s hard to tell what people think about me, but I think probably, maybe, that I’m not a hard worker,” Hager said. “I try to fight against that a little.”
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“Whenever anybody walks in, we go, ‘Welcome to the nut house.’ Who says that? I do,” she joked to PEOPLE then.
Elsewhere onWatch What Happens Liveon Wednesday, Hager (again)addressed the controversylast year over Ellen DeGeneres being friends with her father, former PresidentGeorge W. Bush, andshe and Kotb talkedaboutJessica Simpson‘s new memoir and what ex-husbandNick Lacheyand his wife,Vanessa, had to say.
source: people.com
