Former first daughter Barbara Bush welcomes her first child with husband Craig Coyne

The spirited Bush family has gained a new grandson! Barbara Pierce Bush, the daughter of George and Laura Bush, is certainly welcoming her first child with her husband Craig Coyne. A daughter named Cora Georgia Coyne, on Monday, September 27, according to the former president and first lady.

The Bushes issued a statement saying. “With all our hearts, Laura and I are happy to celebrate the arrival of our little granddaughter.” Barbara, 39, is believed to have given birth to Cora Georgia Coyne in Maine.

We are happy and glad that Cora is healthy and beautiful. In an announcement, the Bushes declared. The young woman accompanies the 3 children of Barbara’s sister, Jenna Bush Hager. Son Hal, daughters Mila and Poppy, and various relatives. According to the Bushes’ announcement, “Barbara and Craig were married not far from our family’s home and her daughter was born nearby.

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The couple, who were introduced by friends in 2017, tied the knot in a private, families-only wedding at the Bush home in Walker’s Point the following October. Barbara classified it as “quite short” and “lovely wedding”.

Barbara stated that another of the “reasons to be optimistic” about the COVID-19 epidemic was to be able to stay with her family. Ella at Ella’s Texas estate in a recent conversation ahead of this year’s George HW Bush Points of Light Honors.

“We were hoping it would be for a few weeks. We certainly didn’t expect it to be for most of the year,” added Barbara. “But of course it’s something we wouldn’t have had otherwise.”

“But there is something very beautiful about being with someone every day.” She added, “instead of when we are normally there with our families. Which is around the holidays or for such a short period of time.”

Barbara, co-founder of the Global Health Corps charity. She says that she and her actor-screenwriter husband decided to move to New York after leaving Texas.

They met in Boston before the COVID-19 epidemic, when I was a graduate student. He said in 2019 that the thing he misses most about New York City is his family. Particularly her nieces and nephews.

“Before that, we stayed four blocks from Jenna.” Barbara remembers that moment, continuing: “It was really lovely as I get to see people all the time.”

Hager, 39, told her sister the same year: “She’s very, very happy.” “I think it was nice for them to move to Boston. Since they are discovering a completely new area.”