Jenna Bush Hager acknowledges that she used commando while dining with King Charles

The night before his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, died, Jenna Bush Hager revealed that she didn’t wear panties to supper with King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla.

When questioned if she had “undies” on that night, the “Today with Hoda and Jenna” host, who was recently exposed for “never wearing underwear,” shook her head.

“My dress would have shown; it was a lovely, tight dress.” On Tuesday’s “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” episode, Bush Hager, 41, revealed to the host Andy Cohen.

On September 7, Bush Hager, Charles (age 74), and Camilla (age 75) shared a meal at the Dumfries House in Southeast England.

It was insane, she remarked. As much as you can with the future King, we had a regular discussion while I was seated with them. I kept worrying that I would spill.

Cohen, 54, inquired about the late Queen’s deteriorating health, but Bush Hager responded that they “weren’t discussing it” and that it was “more unexpected” that she passed away.

The former first daughter explained that it was a black-tie affair and that most guys were dining on traditional “Scottish food” while dressed in kilts.

When the couple “took off to see her Majesty the Queen in Balmoral,” Bush Hager interviewed Camilla about her most recent charitable endeavours.

Hager had travelled to England to speak with Camilla, now the Queen Consort, about their shared choice of books for their book clubs. Hager and her husband Henry had dinner with Charles without Camilla because her trip had been delayed the evening before the interview.

Shortly after, Hager told the Today audience, “It was a beautiful supper. Will you call me your dear wife from now on? she asked Henry, who was present. “He first responded, ‘My darling wife is unfortunate,’ and I loved that,” she recalled. “She can’t wait to sit with you tomorrow,” he continued.

Jenna Bush Hager on Changing Her Body and Helping Hoda Kotb Through Her Split This week, Jenna Bush Hager reaffirmed her anti-underwear attitude by saying that she stuck to her commando rule even while having dinner with King Charles in September.

When Hager’s co-host on Today, Hoda Kotb, revealed to the audience that she had learned of Hager’s habit after sharing a dressing room with Hager, fans first knew that Hager disliked wearing underwear earlier this month. Hager defended herself by saying, “I think it produces a more attractive silhouette.” “You don’t need to pack as much, in my opinion. There are many advantages to it!”

Later, the two women appeared on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen. During their interview, Cohen questioned one of the women about whether or not she made an exception for her meal with then-Prince Charles the night before Queen Elizabeth II passed away. Hager shrugged in opposition. It was a lovely, tight outfit, she remarked. It would have been obvious!

Hager had travelled to England to speak with Camilla, now the Queen Consort, about their shared choice of books for their book clubs. Hager and her husband Henry had dinner with Charles without Camilla because her trip had been delayed the evening before the interview.

Shortly after, Hager told the Today audience, “It was a beautiful supper. Will you call me your dear wife from now on? she asked Henry, who was present. “He first responded, ‘My darling wife is unfortunate,’ and I loved that,” she recalled. “She can’t wait to sit with you tomorrow,” he continued.

They were unaware that the longest reign in British history would end tomorrow with the passing of a great monarch. Hager commented regarding the Queen’s death, “I think it was a surprise.” “We had a lovely, conversation-filled evening. It felt happy.” In this week’s interview with Cohen, Hager went into more detail about the event, claiming that everyone wore black ties, many of the men were wearing kilts, and they had traditional Scottish fish dishes for dinner.