TODAY’S Savannah Guthrie, Jenna Bush Hager, and Hoda Kotb have discussed some of their college ‘regrets’ in a retrospective segment.
College Decision Day is looming, and that meant Today hosts Savannah Guthrie, Jenna Bush Hager, and Hoda Kotb had some important points to discuss during Wednesday’s episode.

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Today hosts Savannah Guthrie, Jenna Bush Hager, and Hoda Kotb discussed some of their college regrets in a recent episodeCredit: Twitter

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The women admitted some of the things they did when younger in college and what they thought about itCredit: Twitter
Jenna started off with: “The thing I’m most proud of, which people might look at as a regret, is that I made mistakes, and that I was allowed to make mistakes. And I failed…and mine was public.”
Jenna laughed at her admission.
“Kids don’t feel like they can feel because everything is on social media,” she explained.”
Hoda was next, and detailed what she felt she regretted in school.
She said: “I was just someone who crammed for tests and just spit out the answers as opposed to realizing it was a beautiful place to learn.”
“But I loved it. And I didn’t have a plan,” she said, advising kids today need to slow down and appreciate what’s going on during their college years.
Savannah admitted she “didn’t care about learning” when she was in college.
“I never read the books. Years later, I pulled it together. I just did the bare minimum to get a passing grade.”
Later, she attended law school, as Hoda pointed out, which she attributed her change in approach to “fear” and “getting older.”
All three women agreed that things can change from the beginning of college to the graduation.
HAPPY HAGER
Meanwhile, Jenna posted an intimate moment beside her husband Henry in new loved-up, PDA-filled snaps.
Jenna, 41, smooched and snugged up beside her husband on an intimate weekend getaway and gave fans a look inside her private home life.
The Today host appeared to escape New York City for a day and head somewhere outdoors to enjoy the spring blossoms.
She posted a photo to her story of a mirror selfie as she gave Henry a kiss on the lips.
The couple also snuggled up next to each other and smiled ear-to-ear while riding in a go-cart.
In a third snap, Jenna and Henry held hands while sitting on a wall and enjoying a green mountain view.
‘EMBARRASSING!’
Previously, Hoda and Jenna agreed that the most “humiliating” part of growing up was getting their first bra.
Jenna recently had the chance to view the film Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret, starring Rachel McAdams, based on Judy Blume’s best-selling book.
She reminded viewers that the film is based on the book that became an “anthem” for anyone wondering what it was like to go from a “girl to a woman.”
Jenna pointed out that Rachel revealed to People that she relates to the “bra moment” in the film, referring to going to get your first bra and how “cringeworthy” it is.
Hoda nodded, agreeing: “The most awful experience known to man…woman. It is.”
She continued: “Because they used to be called training bras, which was always humiliating.”
Hoda shook her head in disgust.
“It felt like you were wearing diapers,” Jenna agreed.
Hoda continued: “And people could tell you had it on, it was like, ‘are you wearing a training bra’? Because, you know, all the girls were starting to get them.”
The pair could barely contain their disgust as they finished the discussion and moved on.

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Jenna talked about being grateful for making mistakes, but hers were public, which many might see as a regretCredit: Twitter

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Hoda admitted she didn’t put much stock in the learning experience in collegeCredit: Twitter

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Savannah admitted she didn’t really care about school at all when she went
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