Politics Jenna Bush Hager Sends 75th Birthday Love to 'My Beautiful, Kind, Graceful' Mom Laura Bush The George W. Bush Center also honored the first lady's "timeless commitment to preserving the natural beauty of the world around us, her advocacy for women around the globe, and the sharing of her love of learning with our Nation's children" By Aaron Parsley Aaron Parsley Aaron Parsley has been a part of PEOPLE's digital team for more than 15 years. People Editorial Guidelines Published on November 4, 2021 04:04 PM Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Jenna Bush Hager/Instagram Former First Lady Laura Bush turned 75 on Thursday and received a super sweet shout-out from daughter Jenna Bush Hager. "Happiest birthday to my beautiful, kind, graceful mama. I love you so," the Today co-host wrote on Instagram of her mom, adding the hashtag #wegotitfrommymama. Hager's caption accompanies a few photos, including one of the mother and daughter giving a high-five and others of the former first lady with her granddaughters. She and her husband, former President George W. Bush, who is also 75, welcomed the arrival of their newest granddaughter in September when Barbara Bush — Hager's twin sister — gave birth to Cora Georgia, her first child with husband Craig Coyne. What Jenna Bush Hager's Grandparents Told Her When Today Offered Her a Job & She Wasn't Sure What to Do Jenna Bush Hager/Instagram Mrs. Bush is also a grandmother to Hager's three kids with husband Henry Hager: Margaret "Mila" Laura, 8, Poppy Louise, 6, and 2-year-old Henry "Hal" Harold. The former first lady also received an Instagram tribute from The George W. Bush Center, which is home to the Bush presidential library and museum. Jenna Bush Hager Ponders Dad's Life-Changing Decision to Quit Drinking at 40 as Her Milestone Birthday Nears "Happy birthday to Mrs. @laurawbush! This year, we celebrate her timeless commitment to preserving the natural beauty of the world around us, her advocacy for women around the globe, and the sharing of her love of learning with our Nation's children – undoubtedly making our world a better place," reads the Thursday post that accompanies a portrait of Mrs. Bush among Texas bluebonnets. Since leaving the White House in 2009, she has focused on conservation efforts, global health and women's rights, among other causes.