Overview
- In Sisters Loved and Treasured, Barbara Bush says she hopes she and Jenna Bush Hager “die at the same time,” explaining she cannot imagine life without her twin.
- The sisters share plans to live together when they are older, describing a vision of sharing a home as they age.
- Deborah Roberts’ book, released Oct. 21, compiles more than 50 firsthand accounts of sisterhood from figures including Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer.
- Jenna credits Barbara as her “first audience,” saying that early support helped her feel seen and brave and contributed to her Today hosting career.
- Roberts underscores the twins’ unusually close bond, noting twin dynamics that can include a private language and deep lifelong attunement.