Jenna Bush Hager was fortunate enough to attend the 2026 World Cup final in person... and she did so in style.
The NBC TV personality shared photos from the stadium, where she and her husband, Henry, had treated their son Hal to tickets to the sporting event.
Jenna posted a dump of images from the exciting soccer final and included a very leggy snap of herself in short shorts.
"Came for Messi (And Hal Hager!). Stayed for Lachlan Ramsay. If you know you know #abbyoffsides," she wrote.
Fans commented on how adorable Hal looked and many remarked on Jenna's appearance too.
"You look fantastic," wrote one while others added on-fire emojis.
Jenna Bush Hager says her fitness and diet regime is strict
Jenna previously revealed the secret to her toned physique when she detailed the workouts she swears by.
"I go to the gym every single morning, Monday through Thursday," she said on Today.
Jenna said she walks on the treadmill at three miles per hour and 12% incline for 45 minutes, and sometimes carries weights for an extra upper body work.
The Today host wears an Oura ring to track her sleep and movement too.
"I go to bed at 9 or 9:30 p.m. every night," she said. "If I’m tired, my husband will put the kids to bed, and I’ll go to bed even earlier."
In addition, she's a fan of meditation and eats a healthy, balanced diet.
Jenna and her husband have an alternative take on parenting
Being a mom to her three children, Hal, Mila and Poppy, is also a workout, and Jenna said walking around and clearing up after them adds a lot to her step count.
She recently opened up about her and Henry's style of parenting and expressed her concern over how much pressure is put on children to succeed nowadays.
"I feel like we live in this world where – and I don't know where it comes from – but there's this intense pressure on teens to get into the right school, to be the best athlete to have the great grades and we didn't have that," she said to her Today co-star, Sheinelle Jones.
Jenna added: "I also think the emphasis is on achievement and success rather than happiness and joy and kindness and friendship."
The correspondent explained that because of her take on parenting, she and her husband are often othered by fellow parents at their children's schools.
Jenna explained: "It's so funny cause Henry and I are like the antithesis of some of the parents that we see."