Via NYP: Last week on an episode of “Today With Jenna & Friends,” Jenna Bush Hager gave her thoughts on men wearing Speedos -- leading to body-shaming accusations leveled against the morning show personality. 

In a segment called “The Internet’s Divided,” Hager and guest co-host Dwyane Wade discussed an NYC dad who went viral for wanting to “normalize” dads wearing Speedos.

“If my husband brought out a Speedo, I’d be shocked,” the 43-year-old AM chatter claimed, looking at an image of Big Apple public school teacher Tyler Moore -- the daring dad and author of "Tidy Up Your Life" -- who sparked the conversation with a social media post. 

“And by the way, a man thigh?” she continued disapprovingly, to which Wade responded, “Yeah, a hairy man thigh, nobody wants to see that.”

Moore, known to his fans as Tidy Dad, took to his platform to call out the anchor for “body shaming.”

“Last week, my decision to wear a Speedo while lap swimming and open water swimming was discussed on The Today Show,'” the disgruntled Gothamite posted on Threads. “It’s a surreal experience to have your body publicly discussed and shamed on national television,” he shared. 

Hager herself is no stranger to the scourge of body shaming. In 2023, she shared with viewers how her late grandmother, former first lady Barbara Bush, made a comment about her body when she was a teenager that stuck with her. 

“I was laying[sic] next to my sister [Barbara Bush], and my grandmother, who I adored, but had kind of a biting personality, said something like, ‘Oh, Jenna! Looking chubby,’” Hager recalled. “I remember feeling like I wanted to hide in it,” she said.

The Post has reached out to “Today” for comment. Meanwhile, Hager and Wade also further discussed their opinions about Speedo-wearing men -- particularly those with bigger butts.

“I got glutes,” the 43-year-old basketball legend said. “I’m not putting no Speedos on ’cause I’ve got glutes. I think Speedos are not for people with glutes.” ED NOTE: WRONG AGAIN!

“When I’m on vacation and I see guys walking with the Speedo, it’s like, ‘What are you doing, bro? We don’t want to see all that,'” Wade continued. 

P.S.

Maybe not the best person to pick on. He writes:

Tidying up your life isn’t just about what your space looks like. It’s about doing the deeper work, sorting through the mental clutter, unlearning harmful patterns, and starting to repair the damage we’ve sometimes caused ourselves. For years, I quietly struggled with disordered eating, body dysmorphia, and binge eating. This July marks six months of what I now recognize as recovery. I’ve lost almost 30 pounds but more importantly, I’ve gained a new sense of self. This journey isn’t just something I talk about or write about, it’s something I live every day. And if sharing my story helps even one person feel less alone, it’s worth it. You’re not alone in this.

You can follow Tidy Dad on Instagram HERE and Threads HERE.