During a conversation on "Jenna & Friends," Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Scarlett Johansson shared personal experiences about having unique names. Jenna lamented that items with her name were scarce during her childhood, despite its popularity in the '90s. In contrast, Johansson's name, Scarlett, which was rare when she was young, saw a significant rise in popularity starting in 2002. They reflected on how their names impacted their sense of identity and connection, highlighting the emotional significance of finally finding items bearing their names.
Scarlett was super rare in the '80s. It didn't even rank in the top 1,000. It's now the 17th most popular name, maybe thanks to Scarlett herself influencing culture!
When we were in Montauk, there were two mini-keychain surfboards. One said Scarlett and then we found Hunter, and I legit think we cried. We did cry a little bit.
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