What Jenna Bush Hager has said about her rebellious teenage years

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Jenna Bush Hager has become one of the most beloved members of the Today Show family for her candid nature and bubbly personality.MORE: Jenna Bush Hager wears figure-hugging dress and strappy heels for late night television appearanceHowever, she found fame long before that when she became the country's first daughter after her father, George W.

Bush, was elected president of the United States in 2001.VIDEO: Jenna Bush Hager opens up about body imageThe time proved to be a tumultuous one for Jenna, however, as only a few months after his election, she and her sister Barbara were charged for both possession of alcohol and using a fake ID to purchase alcohol within a five-week period.Jenna has quite openly spoken about it on Today with her co-host Hoda Kotb, and on one of the occasions where they brought it up, Hoda even joked that she had probably reported on it for the show at the time.MORE: Jenna Bush Hager takes her daughters on special return to the White House for Elton John concertShe confessed at one point to her co-star: "The first time I had a public failure, I called my dad, and I was crying and I apologized to him."And I felt embarrassed, and I felt really badly for him because I thought this is going to make him look bad." Jenna and Barbara were charged as young adults for underage drinkingShe explained that she and Barbara were "maybe 19, 19 and a half, 20 years old" when they ordered margaritas underage.However, it was the way her father handled the issue that proved to make the difference, as she explained that he never made them feel bad about it or indicate that they had embarrassed him.MORE: Jenna Bush Hager attests to the late Queen's humor as she details surprising conversationMORE: Jenna Bush Hager.