Jenna Bush Hager Reveals Why She Hasn't Been Wearing Her Wedding Ring
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"I've seen some of the comments," the "Today" co-host said before explaining why it’s missing.
Jenna Bush Hager knows you know that a certain piece of jewelry has been suspiciously absent from her left ring finger.
On Wednesday’s episode of “Today with Jenna & Friends,” Bush Hager addressed online speculation about her missing wedding ring.
“I’m not wearing one now because I broke my finger, but don’t worry, I’ve seen some of the comments, Henry and I are still very happily married,” she said, referring to her husband, Henry Chase Hager.
Bush Hager went on to admit that this is by no means the first time she’s had some ring drama — and that she accidentally lost a pretty pricey stone that was on her engagement ring, which used to belong to her husband’s grandmother.
She explained that, in 2022, when her colleague, Savannah Guthrie, threw herself a 50th birthday, Bush Hager felt she had to “give it my all” at the bash since she and Guthrie are so close. But it seems that her husband wasn’t as into the idea of partying as hard as Bush Hager, so he left the event before her and was a bit “grumpy” about it.
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