Taraji P. Henson credits Phylicia Rashad, her sister Debbie Allen and their late father Andrew Allen for helping her graduate college while pregnant.

Jenna Bush Hager brought back one of Today‘s funniest segments when Taraji P. Henson joined her on Today With Jenna & Friends, and the results were, of course, hilarious. After sharing a round of margaritas,

TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Taraji P. Henson play a game of Tool Time where they guess the purpose of trendy gadgets like a facial cupping set, a wrist water catcher and more.

Taraji P. Henson and Jenna Bush Hager defended Blue Ivy Carter's gold strapless gown after netizens commented that the look wasn't age-appropriate for the 13-year-old.

Tony-winning actor Phylicia Rashad joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Taraji P. Henson to look back on serving as a mentor for Taraji at Howard University and discusses the school's legacy and place in U.

Z’s tween daughter wore a strapless metallic gold Christian Siriano gown for the premiere of “Mufasa” in December.

She then recalled how her father gave former President Barack Obama a friendly tap on his stomach at former President Jimmy Carter’s state funeral service on Jan. 9, a moment that has since gone viral. Jenna noted that the "man tap" her father gave Obama was too much to handle.

From an elegant date night look to a monochromatic velvet suit, style expert Melissa Garcia shares affordable options to shop looks inspired by TODAY guest co-host Taraji P. Henson!

Outside of Today, Jenna has been married to her husband Henry Hager since 2008, who she met when he was 22 and he was working for her father George W. Bush's reelection campaign. They share three kids, Mila, 11, Poppy, 9, and Hal, 5.

Blue Ivy Carter has a Beyhive all her own. Members include Jenna Bush Hager and Taraji P. Henson, who defended the gold strapless gown the 13-year-old wore to the Mufasa: The Lion King premiere in Los Angeles after internet trolls questioned if the look was “age appropriate.

Today with Jenna and Friends will return with a rotation of celebrity co-hosts until a permanent replacement for Hoda Kotb is found.

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