Jenna Bush Hager’s holiday card has arrived!
On Wednesday, theToday with Hoda & Jennaco-host shared her adorable family holiday card with the audience of the NBC show. It features a photo of her three children:Margaret “Mila” Laura, 9,Poppy Louise, 7, and sonHenry “Hal” Harold, 3, whom she shares with husbandHenry Hager.
While chatting with co-hostHoda Kotb, Jenna, 41, revealed she had sent out her card “about a week before Thanksgiving.”
“May I see yours?” Kotb, 58, asked.
“Yes, you can,” Jenna replied, before displaying it on the screen.
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The card shows an animated design of a door opening up to a sketch of her family of five. “The Hagers are home for the holidays!” read a note on the card.
The back of the card includes a picture of Mila and Poppy giving their brother Hal kisses on the cheek while he stands in between them.
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Jenna told Kotb she acquired help fromCheree Berry Paper & Designto create the card.
Last month, Jenna shared a series of sweet family photos asher kids helped decorate their homefor the holiday season.
One snap showed Jenna and Henry, 44, embracing their three kids as they all smiled for the camera while posing in front of their decorated Christmas tree.
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Earlier this week, Jenna spoke about her family’s trip to Maine ahead of Christmas.
“I basicallystepped into a Hallmark Christmas movie this weekend,” she told Kotb of the adventure, per Today.com. “We got to go to this thing called the Christmas prelude. The whole town is decorated. There’s all this breakfast with Santa, cookies with Mrs. Claus, house tours, caroling. And we caroled as a family. Fireworks.”
“We had the best time. We wore those gingerbread outfits the whole time,” Jenna continued.
“We made an adventure and I have to say, really getting into the spirit of Christmas. If you could’ve seen — the Christmas tree had lobster buoys on it. Santa came in on a lobster boat,” she added. “It was just as festive as you can be.”
source: people.com
