Hager, who spent much of her college years in spotlight, dealt with her fair share of public scrutiny, particularly following that now-infamous underage drinking incident with her sister in 2001. The former First Daughters even wrote about their experiences in the White House in their joint memoir, Sisters First: Stories From Our Wild and Wonderful Life.

One first daughter who’s on the fringe of the inclusive club is Ivanka Trump, despite her current First Daughter title, as well as her previous friendship with Clinton. The once close pals’ long-lasting friendship unfortunately failed to survive the Trump presidency, as Clinton revealed in a recent interview with Stephen Colbert that they haven’t spoken in “a long time.” No word on whether Ivanka has made headway in terms of a relationship with any other first daughters, however her experience as a 37-year-old is remarkably different than those who lived in the White House as children and teens.

Perhaps, with 2020 presidential election quickly approaching, the women might soon find themselves welcoming another member to their club.