Lauren Bush Pregnant: FEED Founder And David Lauren Share Baby Bump Blessing After Jeb Bush Spills News [Video]
Lauren Bush is pregnant. A model and FEED founder, Lauren and her husband David Lauren, 43, shared their pregnant news on Instagram, reported People.
“We feel blessed and excited to welcome our little one to the world this November,” wrote Lauren, 31.
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Bush and Lauren were married in 2011 after dating for seven years. Former President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush are her uncle and aunt. And making them a power couple, David’s dad is fashion legend Ralph Lauren.
“It’s only been a few weeks, but so far, so good,” said Lauren. “I’m very happy.
Her cousin Jenna Bush Hager is also pregnant, with her second baby girl due next month.
As the Inquisitr reported, Jenna Bush recently spoke out to defend Sasha and Malia Obama against criticism. Jenna emphasized that it’s not easy growing up in the shadow of the White House, but noted that she also views it as a privilege despite the bumps along the way.
With so many political relatives, Lauren may have taken it in stride when she discovered that Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush spilled her pregnant news before she did, reported Page Six.
Aware that Sharon Bush, who is Lauren’s mother, was in the crowd, Jeb cheerfully congratulated her about her impending status of grandmother, said an observer. Sharon is the ex-wife of Jeb’s brother Neil.
“Jeb stunned everybody when he publicly congratulated Sharon on becoming a grandmother. He spilled the beans,” said the eyewitness at Bush’s fundraising event.
Lauren and David revealed the news themselves the following day after previously telling her grandparents Barbara and George H.W. Bush.
“They personally told them when they were [at the Bush home] in Kennebunkport [Maine],” said a source. “They were in Maine many times this summer. Everybody was overjoyed by the news.”
During his fundraiser, Jeb also took time to talk about Donald Trump.
“Trump is casting a big shadow and blocking the sun on some issues,” said Jeb. “Building a wall won’t work.?.?. What we need is stronger border patrols.”
As the founder and CEO of FEED, Lauren seeks to help end world hunger. She created the company in 2007 after Bush created the first FEED 1 bag. When it is bought, it feeds a school child for 12 months.
In addition, Lauren chairs the Board of the FEED Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that helps groups and programs seeking to halt hunger and end malnutrition around the globe.
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