The daughter of the 43rd US President George W. Bush, Jenna Bush-Hager, visited the morning show on NBC and said that there are ghosts in the White House. This is reported by the Huffington Post.
According to the woman, one night from a fireplace in one of the rooms of the White House, which she shared with her sister Barbara, music of the 1920s was heard. “I jumped on the bed with Barbara, we were both awake,” she says. A week later, history repeated itself, but this time opera singing came from the fireplace.
Bush-Hager claims to have told about this to a friend who worked in the White House. He was not at all surprised and answered her: "Oh, Jenna, if I tell what I heard, you will not believe." The president's daughter added that she considers the White House ghosts to be friendly.
Jenna and Barbara were born in 1981. When George W. Bush became president, the sisters were 19 years old. In 2001, Jenna was detained at the University of Texas at Austin, where she studied. She was accused of violating the ban on the possession of alcohol by persons under the age of 21. A few weeks later, the president's daughter tried to buy alcohol using fake documents and again ended up in the police.