Can you imagine the tears? I have no tears left to give,
said Jenna Bush Hager, reflecting on her emotional past while discussing an upcoming segment.
A Surge of Memories
On the latest episode of Today with Hoda & Jenna, both hosts became teary-eyed as they shared poignant family memories. Jenna opened up about her move two years ago and how it was emotionally challenging.
I think what we didn’t realize is bringing a new baby home would shake up our world,
said Jenna, providing a glimpse into the impact moving had on her family’s home dynamic.
Pivotal Moments and Loss
Recalling the loss of her grandparents, Barbara Pierce and George H. W. Bush, Jenna noted how their deaths deeply affected her during her time in the previous apartment. I lost my grandparents in that apartment, and my girls drew stick figures and made me feel better,
she said while wiping away tears.
Jenna’s attachment to their old home was palpable as she reminisced about both the beautiful and difficult moments her family had experienced there.
The Sentimentality of Spaces
Hoda Kotb, echoing similar sentiments, confirmed hers and her daughters’ upcoming move from their Manhattan apartment. Hoda expressed feeling emotional about leaving the place where she brought her babies home. This is the last Monday I’ll be sitting at this desk because we’re moving this week.
Navigating Through Transitions
Reflecting on the move, Hoda stated: Sit and take a minute and look around, like you guys did on that couch that day.
The Importance of Embracing Emotions
Offering advice to viewers, she shed light on how important it is to process emotions rather than rushing through transitions.Don’t race through transitions, don’t race through endings,
suggested Hoda. This sentiment resonated through their discussion about change and cherished memories.
A New Chapter for Both Hosts
The episode was a touching reminder of how spaces hold memories that shape our lives. For both Jenna Bush Hager, who has relocated to Connecticut with her family, and Hoda Kotb, embarking on another move within Manhattan, these transitions marked significant milestones.
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