from nbc news this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> wines day wednesday. midweek, january 27, 2016. jenna bush hager filling in while kath takes time off. this is sean mendez. it's called "i know what you did last summer." it's also got camilla. >> i like it. right? >> oh, wait.. i knono i know, i know >> nice. we have a great show, you guys. we are chockful of celebs today. >> oh, gosh. >> jamie lynn sigler is going to sit down and talk with us, and as you know if you watched earlier today, she has revealed that she's been battling ms and has been doing it for 15 years. she said it was a secret she held close to her heart.

about it. she's going to answer why that was the case and why she decided it was time to come out and talk about it. she's such a sweet, strong woman. >> i can't wait. and then we also havavcomedian chelsea handler. >> oh, mymyosh. >> who knows what she's gog to do? she's talking about her more serious side and her new series on "netflix" that has everyone talking. you'll see why coming up. >> if you are thinking about selling your home or you want to freshen it up, we have one of the stars from "million dollar listings new york," and he will tell us the three things that every single homeowner should do in the next few months. >> gonna be a good show. i'm excited. >> would you like some words of wisdom? >> please. >> why not? i saw this today. ready? a reporter asked the couple how did you manage to stay together for 65 years, and the woman replied we were born in a time when if something g s broke, we would fix it, not throw it away. >> i love that. >> isn't that beautiful?

working on a piece that's going to run during valentine's week, and i'm not going to give the thing away because it's going to be i think kind of fun, but we did sit down with some couples that had been married 50 years plus, and there was a room full of these couples. i have to tell you, what you gleen from watching people who have been married 52 years, 58 years, 63 years, and they all -- first of all, they were all laughing, which was part of what i loved. >> key. >> key. one of the couples i loved in rticular, and they said we never ever ever go to bed mad. i said wow. he says, yeah. every night i kiss her good night, and every morning i kiss her good morning. so you never go to bed mad? he said one time i was mad. >> what did you do? >> i went to sleep on the couch. i left the room and went to sleep on the couch and fell asleep. then guess what happened? she said i opened my eyes and i looked on the floor next to me and there he was sleeping. >> that makes me want to cry. >> and they said, why are we out here, when we could go to bed in there?

and went to the bedroom. being married 60 plus years, you kind of get it. your folks have been married a long time. >> my parents have been marrrrd a long time, but my grandparents have been married, like, 70 plus. >> isn't that amazing? >> henry and i always ask. at our wedding, we did something that we had three couples that he wanted to emulate. my cousin and her husband. henry's parents. my husband's father has polio and she stuck with him all these years in this loving, amazing way. then my grandparents. whatever they wanted at our wedding. my grandparents, i can't even talk about because i'll cry, but we always ask my grandparents whenever we get a chance to o lk about their love and how they've kept it going because i don't think it's always been easy, but what they say is that they it's true. it's not just words. both go 75% of the way. you can't just go 50%. you both have to go 75% of the they've done it.

they're watching "law and order" really loud. they're both in la-z-boys, and they're holding each other's hands. >> oh, my god. that's great. >> i know your day was amazing because when you see these people -- >> when you see love in front of you. you talk about it being tactile. every couple was reaching across and doing this, without even thinking about it. they weren't sitting like, you know, rigid. they were always touching and all that. it just -- you know what, it gives you hope because it is true. a lot of marriages end. they go, we know. none of them had big weddings or big engagements. it's big no one. all they did was built it on love. >> they focused on the marriage, not the parties. >> the wedding. yes. >> recently -- this really will make me cry, but i have to say it. i was with my grandma, and i said, you know, my grandpa is older, and my grandma is too, jeez. i said do you ever think about the day when gampy won't be here

there won't be a day. he'll die, and i will die right after. i can't imagine a life without him. you know, henry and i can complain about mundane -- you can't help but in life to sometimes get bogged down by life, but when i think about that, i'm like, jeez, who cares about the dishes? who dares about the dirty underwear that he leaves on the ground? and they're not dirty. too dirty. you know, it's about the commitment and putting it first. >> i love that we started with that because we're about to make a sharp turn to something that's not so mushy. guess what, one direction may break up. i know. >> speaking of marriages. >> talk about heartbreaking. no, we don't know if it's true, but the band did debut a new music video, and it's called entitled "history." >> some are saying that's what's on the rearview mirror. >> ancient history. >> it's over. some people say they're taking a

>> take a look. all of the rumors all of the fights but we always find a way to make it out alive thought we were going strong thought we were holding on you and me got a whole lot of history so don't let it go we can make some more we can live forever so don't let it go don't let it go we can live forever there's a place we know baby don't you know we can live forever >> now we need the kleenex. >> your grandparents and now this. >> we can't handle it. i think they're definitely over, right? >> that's kind of emotional that video. who thought that was going to be emotional? >> you know how many tweens will be crying today?

right? >> yes. >> i think it's over. we don't know, but we're saying it is. if you have watched "the bachelor" like some of you have been doing, and we know, i wonder if you wonder, well, if i were ever on "the bachelor" as one of the women, how long would i make it down the list? would i get ejected in the beginning? would i stay after the first ceremony? who knows? >> thank goodness buzzfeed created a quiz just to answer that question. there are eight questions to answer. here are just a few. >> if you fill these out, you'll know -- take it with us. okay. what's your drink of choice? you could choose water, coffee, beer, white wine. >> that was all of them? >> i thought it was water, coffee, or beer? i chose water. then i thought it was white wine or red wine or shots. i said shots. i need water. i'm not crazy. >> we need water, but this isn't the one thing you can drink for the rest of your life.

an island. >> maybe it is. >> this is it what you would choose if you're on "the bachelor." >> is that what it said? >> did you read the question? >> i picked -- all right. okay. number two -- >> this isn't -- >> number two, pick a dream date location. here are the choices. nashville, paris, london, new york city, rome, or tokyo? we both said paris. we're just seeing our answers now together. we're not faking. >> no. >> what is your personal theme song? the choices were drunk in love by beyonce, shake it off by taylor swift, mama's broken heart, i write sins not tragedies by panic at the disco, or misery business by paramore or "here" by alicia cara. >> i chose shake it off. >> and i chose drunk in love. >> choose a job title. here with your choices. >> i love the job titles. >> amateur wine critic, cat lady, aspiring internet star,

yogi or dental hygenist. >> i said inspiring internet star. >> i know myself. i answered correctly, i'm a cat lady. >> you are not. your cat doesn't even live here. >> don't say that. he is in my heart always. he is just in dallas where he is living a better life. >> are you here for the right reasons? here are the choices. this is what "the bachelor" would say. the answers are yes, of course. wait. yes is one. yes, of course. the second one is i'm here for love. the third one is if i'm right. the fourth one is i'm not here to make friends. finally, looks around shiftily. last one is i'm open angling for a spinoff. >> yes, of course. >> define right. >> and here are the results. i may -- >> you may get to the hometown date. >> they say you've met the bachelor's family. he met yours.

know about this whole thing and doesn't want to give you a rose because somebody in your family has doubts. >> oh, sad. >> poor, jenna. i only made it to the first -- -- to it the -- the first group date. >> here's why. please read. >> unfortunately, the bachelor couldn't remember your name on the group date. he hoped he would translate into a sympathy rose, but it didn't. >> you shouldn't have said the cat lady thing. i think if you didn't do the cat lady thing. >> yeah, but i want to be true to myself. >> you are more of an internet -- you are kind of an internet star. you would rather dance in an empty room than sit on the couch. >> and watch a cat? hmm, wrong. >> we have a new trend out there and we want to know what you think of it. gigi hadid, who is beloved by our donna and many others. >> have you not seen the new picture of gigi? >> she's one of our producers, and she's obsessed with gigi hadid. >> she's young and hip. >> any time we get her in studio, donna begs us to do it. this is gigi at fashion week. these are her jeans.

jean look. >> if you can tell, they go all the way up to the thigh. >> glamour called them the hot new denim trend. >> the thing about them, you wear ripped jeans. >> yeah, but i don't wear mine up like that. i wear the kind of jeans that everybody wears. >> yeah, yeah. i wear those. the thing is if they go -- henry always loves when i wear them too. again, i married an 80-year-old man in a 34-year-old body -- or whatever he is, 38. hes says, how'd you get those? you fall out of a car? like, what happened? did you get dragged so they ripped it. no, babe. you bought them like that? how old are you? nobody ever says that to you? >> no. my mom does not -- she doesn't like them because she thinks they look trashy. they kind of do a little bit. >> i don't think i could pull off going with the pockets hanging down. >> first of all, we see our spanx through them. >> you don't wear spanx with jeans. >> sometimes i do.

be held by his brother, and sometimes holding a newborn can be scary, so check out this brother's first time holding his baby brother. >> your hand right there. see. good job. you look like you've done that. one more. one more. one more. we got to see. >> he lays in your hand right there. >> watch. calm, calm. and you look like you've done this -- [ crying ] >> do you want to know the truth? i sort of felt like that the first time i held a baby. i cried first, and the first reaction was love. the second was, please, don't cry. >> coming up, we'll color you pretty with the hottest cue are for spring. somehow we coordinated with her. >> we didn't mean to. >> first, we sit down with actress jamie lee sigler who made headlines for two very personal reasons. >> we'll tell you about those

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for six seasons jamie lynn sigler was part of one of the most talked about families of tv. she played meadow on the hbo hit series "the sopranos."

mom is in the spotlight once again, having just revealed she's been living with ms for nearly 15 years. >> something she first talked about in "people" magazine, and now she's sharing her story with us. and today has the dam broken? does it just feel like, oh, thank god, it's all out? >> it does. it was an overwhelming day the day that the news was breaking. i was in bed with my husband, and i woke up, and i was, like, shaking and crying because i felt so vulnerable and bare. when you hold a secret for that long, it's strange to share it with that many people. i was so humbled and i felt the love. it was really nice. >> what were people saying when they heard you had -- >> a lot of people that have ms and just said thank you for speaking up and a lot of people, too, i'm not in the spotlight, but i had a hard time telling people too. it's a really hard thing to accept, and another reason it took me that long too was because i couldn't accept that i had it. i tried everything. i've flown to different

fix, anything so i could get rid of this disease and move on with my life, but ultimately it is a part of my life, but it's not my whole life. it's not who i am. it doesn't define me. you know, i'm trying to change people's ideas about this disease. >> you were just 20 when you were diagnosed. why did you decide to keep it a secret for so long? >> i was advised and i felt that people would judge me, that people would put limits on me that i didn't necessarily need. i was afraid i wouldn't get hired for work. i was afraid i would get fired from my job. a million different things. also, just, like i didn't want to accept it myself. i didn't want to admit to myself that i had it. >> for a lot of it you didn't even feel sick. >> no. >> you were asymptomatic. >> did you think to yourself do i have this? >> i only thought about it when i had to give myself my injections, but other than that no. i was on broadway at the time.

singing, dancing, totally fine. when the symptoms did start to happen, it was hard. you know, 26 years old, and, like, all of a sudden i want to run for a cab, and i can't run. just the ability is no longer there. you know, things that are hard to talk about, but if i'm being open and honest, i'm being open and honesty -- honest. you have to deal with incontinence issues, which is common for women with ms. i have a young son. you try and keep up with them. it's exhausting for anyone. you know, he knows that mommy will play baseball with him, but mommy doesn't run the bases. you adjust. >> you have an adorable husband. you're newly married. he is so handsome. >> i agree. >> when you started dating him, did you initially -- did you reveal to him right away? >> yeah. i told him about a week in. i could have kept it a secret, but why? it's a big part of my life, and

i thought he needs to know everything about me. and especially this part, it's a big part. with chronic illness, when you have it, your whole family has it. you need the constant support, and it's a lot. i have bad days. i have days that i'm depressed, and i'm sad, and sometimes he can't fix it, and he just has to let me work through it. it's a hard thing that you have to figure out as a team. >> how does it feel having that kind of love in your life? >> i'm so lucky. >> having a son and a husband. you can see it when you talk about them, you can see that. >> oh, that's so nice. i'm really, really lucky. i don't think i would be here today without them. >> talk about how having bo, how having your 2-year-old boy has brought new life to your life? >> oh, my god, he has changed everything for the better. i mean, i -- you know, when i was pregnant, i was riddled with fear that i wouldn't be able to take care of him. i thought what if he runs away, and i can't chase him and

i just -- i was so afraid. to be here now, he is 2 1/2, and, like, i don't mean to, like, float my own boat, but i'm killing it as a mom, and i'm doing it. he doesn't know the difference. i'm so proud of myself and empowered, and i think that has helped me a lot with being able to share, you know, what i have. >> well, you are empowering so many people today. we can't thank you enough for coming and sharing with us today. >> thank you. >> you're rocking it. >> you are. >> you guys are so sweet. i'm shocked i'm not crying. >> we are. we are. >> oh, they're going to make me cry. i know it. >> well, we are. >> all right, coming up, you guys, chelsea handler like

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>> it's wines day wednesday. i'm jenna knush hague -- bush hager in for kathie lee. hoda is across the street at the shop at nbc studios ready to play our weekly trivia game "who knew?" i didn't know it was national spouses day. we're about to test your knowledge on famous couples. if the answer is correct, the winner gets $100. if not, they get a signed copy of hoda's new book "where we belong." they're still winners. here in the studio anya, set director of the knot.com. >> did you know it was spouse's day? >> i did know that. you hear about these things. we keep tabs. >> over the break before the

her wedding ceremony with matthew broderick? was it, a, pink, b, black, or c, green? hoda and i did not know the answer. >> well, the answer is black. she wore a black dress. she said she would wear white if she did it all over again. that's par for the course. 90% of brides say they're wearing white to their wedding. >> who do you have over there? >> what's your name, sweetie? >> brook. >> where are you from? >> i'm from texas. >> girl, let's play. all right. here we go. this actress auditioned to play her future husband's girlfriend in a tv show in the 1990s but didn't get the part. was it jada pinkett-smith, reese witherspoon or jennifer aniston? >> i'm going to have to go with jada pinkett. >> it's right! [ applause ] >> okay. so tell us about that. >> it's true. it's true. they met. she was auditioning for his love

she didn't get the part. nia long got the part, but they started dating, and later got married in 1997. >> a long marriage ever since. >> long marriage. >> hoda, who else do you have? >> awww, we love it. what's your name? >> tammy. >> where are you from? >> texas. >> let's do it, tammy, me and you. here we go. among u.s. presidents and first ladies, which couple holds the distinction of having the longest marriage? jimmy carter and rosalynn carter, george h.w. bush and barbara bush, ronald reagan and nancy reagan? no pressure. no pressure. jenna is just inside. >> george bush. >> she's right. yes! >> yes, i love that the texas girl knew that fellow texans -- >> of course, you do. they're your grandparents. they've been married 71 years. the next in line would be the carters. >> my grandma always said if they outlive them, the carters could win. so you never know. >> hoda, who do you got? >> what's your name? >> tony. >> tony is turning --

lauderdale. >> go, girl. tony is a force of nature. i've learned a lot from tony already. are you ready, honest? >> i'm ready. >> finish the lyrics to this song which billy joel wrote about his then wife christie brinkley. uptown girl she's been living in her uptown world >> love you whatever, i -- [ buzzer ] >> wait a minute. good news. you get a book. it's what she wanted. >> i actually think she would win with that verse. >> she's never had a back street guy, bet her mom never told her why. that's really the lyrics there. sorry. >> thank you so much, anya. >> thank you. >> okay. chelsea did comedy.

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>> she's a best-selling author who is the queen of late night talk as host of "chelsea lately." >> now she's brought her controversial humor to netflix. controversial. her new series "chelsea does." she dives into important topics like race and drugs. >> but it does get personal with chelsea when she takes on the topic of marriage, and she consults with a team of experts. take a look. >> as a 40-year-old, i can get up and show you my body and stuff. do you think that i'm too old to get married? [ kids say no ] >> you think that i have a decent figure? [ kids say yes ] >> thank you. i know.

i know. that was a little genius bit there. >> it's great to be validated by 2-year-olds. >> sometimes more refreshing to talk to than adults. >> exactly. i would love to hang out with a bunch of 2-year-olds. not as my children. just others ones that you can see, you can rent them. >> i have one you can borrow. you want to borrow mine? >> i would borrow that. >> rent them. >> by the way, we've missed you from tv. >> oh, thank you. >> we were wondering when is chelsea coming back, and what's she going to do? you kind of made a splash. what are you going to do? >> i'm back. i'm on netflix. it's the best place for me to be. >> why is that? >> people are smart. they give their opinions, and i respect them. it's like a whole new world for [ laughter ] i did these documentaries which are totally for me. they're not documentaries like i no one is. just because i'm fascinated why

and then one on racism, someone -- one on silicon valley, because that's all about technology and i hate technology and i hate my phone. and i want it all to go away. it's supposed to make your life then one on drugs because obviously i'm me. >> the drug one, you actually go to peru and partake? >> i do a lot of drugs throughout the documentary just to illustrate to people -- >> was it -- >> it's called iowatha. it's a hallucinogen. >> you girls are so white. you're so white, okay? it's a plant-based drug that is -- you do it with a shaman, and supposed to be really transcendent and you hallucinate, another one of my favorite things to do. from your childhood. some people it really transforms their lives. >> did it transform yours? >> no, because i've done a lot of drugs, and it didn't get to me. >> what do you think about this whole controversy over the oscars since race is coming up with chris rock? >> i don't think chris rock is

he has to represent. he is going to go. being a touchy subject for a white person to be commenting on. i don't really have any business commenting on it. i'm not black, and i don't know what it feels like to be excluded. it is hard to say. black people to be nominated every year. you can't just nominate them because they're black. they have to be nominated -- there aren't enough black movies. absolutely. it's a tricky argument and one that i shouldn't comment on. >> but you just did. >> i did, so already in trouble. >> i visited "chelsea lately" when you were there, and it felt like such a family. i was telling that to hoda this morning. does this new show feel that way too? the people you are working with. >> i have some people from my old show that's on my new show. not tons. it's a completely different thing that i'm doing. it's not serious. it's more serious than what i was doing, which is anything. you know what i mean? it's still me and it's still fun and funny and stupid. me asking really stupid questions. i wanted to make it broader so we could talk about politics, we could talk about sexism and

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>> before. a nice living room. very busy carpet. dogs. the dogs have to go, right? >> go where? >> they have to get out. the photos. then the book shelves are very cluttered. too many volumes. the after photo when we have declutter. it's the same actual apartment. it's the same. we have very few items here. the carpet went away, and all that light. that's what you want. you want people to be soothed when they come in. not too busy. >> should you be losing all kinds of personal pictures and personal effects and stuff like that. >> trophies, religious items. all of that has to go. i tell my sellers, start packing even before you go. put everything in boxes. >> i think one of the major -- people like to clean out. that's why people like to move. >> we only need one-third of the things that we own. we own a lot of stuff.

>> the neutrals is about making all depersonalize, neutral color. this is a perfectly fine kitchen. the chairs are a little big. this is a lot going on over here in the back splash. the whole idea is to make it soothing. the after which is the exact same kitchen. it looks like two different kitchens, but it's not. new back splash. repainted white. really, really fresh. >> how much would in a cost? >> this is just a couple of -- $2,000 is my guess. >> total. >> is that fur on those chairs? look at you, fancy. >> understated stylish and really inexpensive. this is -- you know, my point is you should do this to increase the value of the home, right, but anybody should do this. it's just a better place. a happier place to cook in general for anyone. >> you get rid of those two chairs. that are kind of clunky -- >> and the back splash, there's a lot going on with that back splash. a lot going on. >> next, light it up. talk about lighting. >> light, it's just a happier

oh. everybody loves light, right? i love many different light sources, like a glow. it's the easiest, least expensive way to make it sophisticated and stylish. this one light source, why would you take photos during the night? you know what i mean. this is -- it looks like a different room. it is the exact same room, same furniture. we opened it up. the mirrors are genius. they sht a light source, but they reflect the light. they make everything look so much bigger. one, two, three, four points of light. what a big difference. >> boy. you're right. why photograph at night. you're right. >> also, like, parking spaces. basements. when you have a house. just buy those very cheap. go to ikea. the lights -- the floor lamps. shooting up the whole room. >> how much did it cost to redo? >> a few hundred dollars, and it's a whole different apartment. >> freddy, thank you. >> thank you for all you do. >> all right, guys. coming up. everything is rosy when lilliana is around.

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nbc. here we are in lilliana's intimate dressing room. >> oh, i love this. >> it's like invading your privacy. >> you are always welcome. >> we find our fun spring fashion and there's two colors. >> yes. >> colors of the year. >> you are actually in the colors now. okay. jenna, you are in serenity, which is a gorgeous blue. >> we did not do this on purpose. >> this is what i love about you guys. >> how did that happen? >> you guys are always on trend, okay? >> i don't know.

>> pantone did two colors instead of one. >> do you think they picked it because of us? >> actually yes. they picked the two best models. let's talk about rose quartz. it's a super easy color to wear. here we have it in a jacket. this is from h & m. it's only $49.99. it's a lightweight coat. it can be perfect for spring or layer it under a heavier coat. then we did great shoes. those are from lulu's.comes. i love the ideas of a minibag. that's the new silhouette for spring. then a scarf. everybody needs a scarf. it's nice to add a little bit of color if you are wearing a black coat or brown coat. add a pop of color. wrap it around. >> when hoda walked in in this. i said, i love that this is a neutral. this is like a neutral pink. sometimes colors of the year are really bold, and you are scared to wear them. these are highly wearable. then on kelly i love this jacket. it's from macy's bar three. under $50. then we have great accessories on the table as well. shoes, again, from lulu.com.

under $40. they look so expensive. we have a great bag that's from urban outfitters cross-body. that petite style, which is really important this season. a blanket scarf, which i love. this is a big poncho style. >> wrap it around. >> $25 on that, and then this is my favorite accessory. okay. the little fur pom pom. these are only $14.99 from tj maxx. look. i just attached it to the bag. >> it's so cute. >> you can stick it on one of your -- >> it's faux fur, right? >> always. >> lilliana, thank you so much. tomorrow from "fifty shades of black," jane seymour is here. >> also, ambush makeovers and how to organize your house in one minute or less. >> what? >> plus, if it's okay to ask someone to use their wi-fi password? >> you can't. >> have an awesome day. my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing

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