Jenna Bush Hager and her co-host of Today Hoda Kotb have no problem sharing their personal lives on TV for all of the world to hear, and usually it makes for some pretty entertaining content. Although, on the other hand, sometimes the pair share a little too much, and it leads to some harsh criticism from viewers.
Most recently, Jenna Bush Hager revealed that she likes to do her hair and makeup before getting dressed for the day, which often results in her kids walking in on her naked—and Today fans did not hesitate to tell her how “gross” this is. Keep reading for more information.
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Jenna Bush Hager Admits To Being Naked Around Her Kids
Hoda and Jenna were discussing their preferred order of getting ready: do you do your hair, makeup, or outfit first? Which last? Jenna's answer revealed a bit too much about her: "Recently, while I'm getting dressed, if I do makeup, hair, outfit — which is what I like — and I'm standing there, Hal likes to come in and say, 'look at your nickels! I like your nickels!'" Jenna confessed of her 4-year-old son.
Jenna then confirmed that he is talking about what we think he's talking about: "Yes, nipples! But [he'll say], 'look at your big nickels!' and then I feel a little humiliated in my own home!"
Hoda then took the conversation a step further, asking her co-host, "Do you care about walking around naked with your kids around?"
"No, I don't," Jenna replied, "but not in a gross way!" But some fans tend to think that there's no other way.
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The Internet Calls Jenna Bush Hager 'Gross'
Commenting on a clip from the show that went viral, social media users didn't hold back their thoughts on Jenna's revelation. "Gross," one person wrote. "She should probably stop that."
"I don't agree with this at all," wrote another. "I wouldn't walk around naked even if my child was the same gender as I am. Never wanted to see my parents naked either. Let children be children. They don't need to see adults naked."
"Honestly this is just odd," one person said.
"I get it maybe when the kids are really young, but aren't her daughters like 10?" another person asked, speaking of Mila, 11, and Poppy, 8, Jenna's other two children.
"How hard is it to throw on a bathrobe?" asked a fifth person.
