Happy Easter! See How Stars Are Celebrating at Home This Year
Easter was an extra-special affair last year, as it was the day Poppy and Mila learned they would be getting a baby brother from the Easter bunny.
“The Easter bunny brought them an egg with the big reveal,” Hager said on the Today show last April when she revealed she was expecting her third child — going on to share a sweet video from when she told her daughters about the news.
“What do you guys want the very most? In the whole world?” she asked at the start of the video. After first guessing that the surprise would revolve around a toy, Mila correctly guessed that they had been “praying” for a “baby.”
After opening up the very special egg, the children were initially confused about where the baby boy would be coming from but quickly began showing their excitement. Mila even adorably asked, “Is this really happening?”
While the pandemic forced Hager to push back the release of her new book, Everything Beautiful in Its Time, until September, the former first daughter said last month on Instagram that she has been riding out the pandemic by “hugging my babes, calling my friends and family, and finding comfort in books.”
Hager, who wrote the memoir Sisters First along with her twin sister, Barbara Pierce Bush, in 2017, also wrote on Instagram that she misses “talking to [her] friends about books” and called on her followers to support independent book stores, which are among the numerous businesses around the country struggling to keep business afloat as the federal government asks non-essential stores to temporarily shut their doors.
As for her parents, former President George W. Bush and former First Lady Laura Bush, the pair have been “hand-washing and social distancing to the max,” George said in a recent email to his staff, according to The Dallas Morning News.
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