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“My father was governor when I was born,” Chelsea informedVogue.
“I was on the front page of the newspaper the next day.”
Throughout Chelsea’s early years, she and her parents shared a tight bond.
During Bill’s initial presidential campaign, he and Hillary prioritized family time.
However, this rule was relaxed considerably on the weekends.
Like many ’80s and ’90s kids, Chelsea indulged in all the Saturday morning cartoons.
Bill and Hillary also showed adaptability in regard to rules as their daughter grew up.
Hillary once contacted “Saturday Night Live” to protest a sketch where actor Julia Sweeney depicted Chelsea onscreen.
“SNL” later issued an apology to Chelseaafter a different sketch criticized the then-teen’s appearance.
Bill was also outspoken about Chelsea being scrutinized by the media.
At Bill and Hillary Clinton’s White House, the first daughter was never permitted to eat sugary cereals.
However, Chelsea used ingenuity to circumvent this rule.
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Similar to their TV rules, the Clintons reserved weekends as a time for a treat.
For instance, pizza was only allowed on weekends, and with rare exceptions, desserts were also weekend-only.
However, as a grandmother, Hillary’s more laid-back about what she serves her three grandkids.
Chelsea feels comfortable joking in front of her mom, given thatshe and Hillary share a strong relationship.
