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Jenna Bush Hageris enjoying a very special sibling bonding day at the beach.
The four hit the beach to do some surfing, posing in wet suits with their surfboards together. “Sissy surfing,” Jenna captioned the sweet photo.
Later, theEverything Beautiful In Its Timeauthor, 40, shared another shot of Mila and Poppy posing with their aunt, with Barbara’s wet suit half unzipped to reveal a flattering one-piece black bathing suit.
The third snap shows Jenna holding Barbara up as they hug and laugh, this time while wearing sweatshirts and shorts as the sun set behind them.
In addition to her two daughters, Jenna also shares sonHenry “Hal” Harold, 2, with husband Henry Hager. Barbara and husband Craig Coyne share daughterCora Georgia, 11 months.
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In September, Jenna shared a special message praising her twin and welcoming her to motherhood.
“Dearest Cora Georgia, Today is the day I got to meet my most beautiful, precious, feisty, niece (a bit earlier than we expected!)”
“I witnessed in awe as my dearest, toughest @barbara.p.bush became a mama,” she continued alongsidea series of photosfrom the hospital. “And today is the day I fell in love! Some cousins are anxiously waiting to play with you, but not just yet love. Xx auntie j”
OnHoda Kotb’spodcastMaking Spacelast November, Jenna opened up about the reactions Barbara endured as their lives progressed at different paces.
“We had a really shared history because we were the same age. So it’s interesting how adulthood happens and how I just met Henry and that she didn’t meet somebody, you know, she had a lot of boyfriends. And people always asked about it,” recalled Jenna of their diverging paths.
“I mean, it was kind of disheartening to travel with her and people would say like, ‘Why aren’t you married?’ I mean, painful is the right word,” she continued, adding, “One of the things that people assume too is, like, why hadn’t she had kids? Barbara actually had decided — before my grandmother died, she had a conversation with my grandmother where she had decided to have kids on her own, and she talked to my grandmother about it. My grandmother said, ‘I think that’s a really good idea.'”
source: people.com
