Jenna Bush Hager says her boobs once ‘turned green’ after bad sunburn

If you need an additional reason to know why it is important to put a sunscreen every day, while it is the tradition of absolutely shocking sunburn that Jenna Bush Hager has just dropped into the episode on Tuesday Today.

During a conversation with the Cohost Leslie Bibb on tanning practices, the 43 -year -old television anchor recalled an incident in which she burned her breasts so much during a trip to Spain that they “turned green” and taken off.

“I went once on a beach with bare breasts – I might have already said that, which is embarrassing – in Spain, in high school,” said Hager, which prompted Bibb to tighten her own breasts by replying: “Did you presented naked breasts in high school?!”

What she did. “And I will just say …” continued Hager, slowly shaking my head. “If you burn, it’s not pretty.”

When asked if the burn was severe enough to cause haager’s skin, the host nodded before dropping a major bomb: “And they may have gone green.”

The confession amazed bibb in the silence of the cowardly jaw, while immediate groans of shock and horror could be heard by the over -screen audience. By really letting everyone in the room lounge in revelation, Hager added happily: “The opposite of the chromatic wheel!”

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BIBB, of course, had a few questions. “Did they become green?” Are you for real life? ” She asked. When Hager confirmed that they had really changed her tin White lotus Star replied: “Oh, I don’t think it’s good.”

Spoiler alert: this was not the case – and it did lasting damage.

“This is why my skin will not look like yours, unfortunately,” said Hager, noting that she has “years of sun damage” following her teenage tan.

These days, Hager confirmed that she is no longer established in the sun and attended “regular visits” to look at her skin by a dermatologist. “Babies SPF, SPF! Be connected with!” Bibb pointed out, Hager answering: “Do it! And do it when you are young!”

BIBB, however, still could not shake Hager’s confessions even though they started to move to another segment. “Green!” she exclaimed. “That … makes me sick.

“It was disgusting,” said Hager. “It was disgusting!”

Sunburn, which occurs when the body is exposed to ultraviolet radiation for an prolonged period, are generally not known to become green as in the case of Hager. Instead, Johns Hopkins Medicine states that they often cause symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, blisters and dry or sparkling skin after the initial incident.

They can be avoided by avoiding exposure to in -depth sun as well as wearing sunscreen and protective clothing. Stay safe, all of you!

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