Jenna Bush Hager, host of *Today With Jenna & Friends*, recently discussed her future plans during an episode of the popular daytime talk show. While she confirmed that she is not leaving immediately, she expressed openness to relocating back to her hometown of Austin, Texas, when her current chapter on the show concludes.
During the episode aired on August 6, 2025, Bush Hager shared her thoughts with guest host Matt Rogers. She expressed a desire for life transitions, saying, “I have this sort of dream — I just think everybody should have chapters in their lives.” She added, “When this chapter, when the Jenna & Friends chapter has come to a close…” indicating her contemplation of future changes.
Responding to Rogers’ query about her potential exit, she acknowledged the unpredictability of her career in television. “Well, linear television, baby! Who knows?” she remarked, emphasizing the changing landscape of media and broadcasting.
Bush Hager, who has been with the show since its inception in 2019, highlighted that her children becoming teenagers is another significant factor influencing her thoughts about moving. She stated, “When I’m ready to go to my next chapter, I think it’d be so nice to move back to Texas and let my kids — I went to a big public high school — like, have a different life.”
Growing up in Texas with her twin sister, Barbara, and notable parents, former President George W. Bush and former First Lady Laura Bush, has shaped her perspective on family and education. Prior to her role on *Today*, she worked as a correspondent and educator in Washington, D.C.
While Jenna Bush Hager is not exiting the show in the immediate future, her recent comments suggest that her departure may not be far off. Fans of the show will be watching closely for any developments regarding her plans.
As she navigates this significant period in her life, the public remains curious about how her journey will unfold. The conversation touches on broader themes of family, career changes, and the importance of personal chapters, resonating with many viewers who may find themselves in similar circumstances.
