Henson, Eva Longoria and more Jenna Bush Hager is full of sweet surprises! The news personality, 43, surprised each of her celebrity co-hosts on Today with Jenna & Friends with a new book based on their personality.

Jenna Bush Hager is like any other daughter, revealing that her dad, former President George W. Bush, often "embarrasses" her, as she shared how one viral moment between her father and Barack Obama left her cringing.

Jenna Bush Hager has revealed some of the friends who will be joining her as guest co-hosts on the new TODAY with Jenna & Friends. “It’s going to be our month of wonder women,” Jenna said at the beginning of January.

After Hoda Kotb left Today, Jenna Bush Hager was left needing a replacement on their fourth hour show. Here's why Scarlett Johansson is your girl.

Kotb hosted Today ‘s fourth-hour with Bush Hager from 2019 until her departure from NBC on January 10, 2025. She previously hosted with Kathie Lee Gifford from 2008 to 2019. According to the Daily Mail insider, Kotb has given her seal of approval to Johansson as her replacement.

For Eva Longoria, a powerhouse actor and producer known for elevating Latin American voices in Hollywood, Jenna gifted "The Great Divide," a sweeping work of historical fiction set in Central America.

After watching Jenna Bush Hager as host with others instead of Hoda Kotb, many viewers called for a permanent change to Jenna's show.

The former first daughter’s new show kicked off the following week, with actresses Taraji P. Henson, Eva Longoria, Keke Palmer and Michelle Buteau stopping by to fill in as Bush Hager’s co-hosts. Actress Scarlett Johansson also signed on to tackle co-hosting duties for the show’s second week.

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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his fiancée, Lauren Sánchez, gave away $100 million to a retired Navy admiral and actress Eva Longoria in March as part of the billionaire’s annual prize to individuals who make significant contributions to society.