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JENNA CHANNELS HER LATE GRANDFATHER: Jenna Bush Hager, 40, broke down in tears while having another emotional reading with 'Hollywood Medium' star Tyler Henry, six years after he successfully predicted the birth of her son. Henry connected Jenna with her late grandparents and told her he doesn't see a fourth baby in her future during the connection, which aired on the Today Show on Thursday.
Henry revealed Jenna's grandpa on her dad's side – President George H. W. Bush, who passed away in 2018 at age 94 – felt 'like he was holding on.' He continued: 'Any time I'm getting a feeling of holding on, it usually means that someone was waiting, and I really feel like your dad's dad was waiting.' Jenna then shared that he wanted to go to Maine before he died. 'In charge all the way to the end, right?,' Henry responded.
Henry assured Jenna that her grandfather didn't suffer, but he felt a 'strong emphasis' on the throat and 'not being able to fully swallow' or 'reduced eating.' In the final years of his life, Bush had battled vascular Parkinson's disease, which can affect the muscles used for speech, chewing, and swallowing. When Jenna asked about former First Lady Laura Bush's mother, Jenna Hawkins Welch (pictured), Henry said he kept seeing a sentimental Christmas ornament, which Jenna confirmed was given to her by her maternal grandmother. He added: 'I feel like she would want your mother to know she didn't need the send-off, whereas your grandfather on your dad's side, there's a feeling of send-off.'
Jenna has three children – Mila (left), eight, Poppy (right), six, and Hal, two – and Henry also predicted that one of her daughters will be a writer, which was likely exciting news for the mom, who is an author herself. The book lover has her own monthly book club, Read with Jenna, with the Today Show, and, last month, it was announced that she signed a first-look development deal with Universal Studio Group. 'I'm seeing literacy, writing, books, all that,' Henry said. 'So I don't know whose going to be the author of the two, but there is [going to be one].'