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While Bush Hager said she had “a lot of fun” spending time with family this Easter Sunday, she admitted to co-host Justin Sylvester that she was “exhausted” on Monday’s Today with Jenna & Friends.
“I don’t know if other moms feel this way after a weekend of, like, family in my house,” she teased.
After Bush Hager shared pictures from her Easter festivities, fit with an Easter egg hunt and an appearance from the Easter bunny, Sylvester chimed in with the real questions.
“Now wait, I have to ask you. Are you that mom that forces her daughter to wear the dresses?” he asked.
Bush Hager immediately denied doing anything of the sort, claiming that she “can’t force” anything.
“Do you think I force anything in my house?” she quipped.
Sylvester replied, “I know there’s a few bribes going on.”
Bush Hager continued, “I am like, just being forced to do everything. They force me to do every single thing.”
While she highlighted that “the Easter bunny’s real,” Bush Hager explained that her friend and environmentalist Murray Fisher dressed up as the Easter bunny at their celebration, where “all the kids started chasing him.”
“And two of my three children were following him saying, ‘Take off the head! Take off the head!’” she recalled. “And I was like, ‘What is happening?’ He came back, he was like, ‘Those kids are ruthless, man.’”
Sylvester and Bush Hager laughed as they finished painting the picture of Fisher, who launched the Billion Oyster Project and is one of Bush Hager’s “dearest friends,” dealing with her children this weekend.
“But the point is, no, I have zero control of anything in my house,” she insisted.
Today with Jenna & Friends airs on weekdays at 10/9c on NBC.
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