The 'Today with Jenna & Friends' host revealed the 'lifetime ban' her husband placed on their 11-year-old daughter when it comes to live TV.

There’s no need to throw separate birthday parties for twins, according to Jenna Bush Hager. But Jenna & Friends guest host Michelle Buteau isn’t so sure. The topic of holding joint celebrations came up while Buteau discussed her kids,

Jenna Bush Hager is saying goodbye to her partner in crime. On Jan. 10, Hoda Kotb will mark her final day on NBC's Today show, where she co-hosts the 7-9 a.m. hours with Savannah Guthrie and the 10 a.m. hour with Bush Hager. And, after five years of Hoda & Jenna, Bush Hager admits her pal's departure has her feeling "very bittersweet."

Sorry, Today fans. It sounds like Jenna Bush Hager will never bring her 11-year-old daughter Mila on the show again. Following sidekick Hoda Kotb’s final episode on January 10, Jenna, 43, is set to ha

Now, Jenna begins her “dating era” as new co-hosts — including celebrities, comedians, fellow anchors and friends of the show — cycle into the seat beside her. “Jenna & Friends” kicks off with Taraji P. Henson co-hosting in January, followed by names like Eva Longoria, Keke Palmer and Scarlett Johansson.

Jenna Bush Hager revealed that her husband, Henry Hager, has banned daughter Mila Hager from returning to visit her mother on the set of Today. After noting that Mila, 11, “really wants” to cohost the morning show with her mother following Hoda Kotb’s exit,

Jenna Bush Hager is starting a new era of the Today show's fourth hour. Following Hoda Kotb's final episode on January 10, Today With Hoda & Jenna relaunched under the new title Today With Jenna & Friends.