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When Chelsea Clinton was 12 years old, his parents, Bill and Hillary Clinton, moved to the White House. The year was in 1993. But even before she became the daughter of an American president, she had lived a large part of her life under the spotlight. At the birth of Chelsea, her father was already governor and she covered the first page of the newspaper the day after her birth.

Even if Bill worked hard on his first presidential campaign, he and his wife, Hillary, prioritized family time. Chelsea pointed out to Vogue that there were only three nights when she was not with one or both of her parents, and no matter where they were or how busy they were, there would always be A parent to go home and spend time with her banal activities such as homework or put it in bed.

In addition to ensuring that Chelsea has done her school work, her parents set limits for what their daughter would make during her free time. This included membership in the cinema ratings (for example, PG-13 films were not allowed when she was young), and Chelsea rebelled by watching "Dirty Dancing".

She finally felt guilty for having done it and admitted it to Bill and Hillary. In the foreword to "talk to Facebook", she said that knowledge of her parents' disappointment was worse than a punishment. For this transgression, Chelsea was anchored, but only for a weekend.

While the family acclimated to life in presidential residences, the rules of their parents continued, and sometimes they have become a little bizarre.

Although television is limited, computer games were not

Although they have examined what Chelsea television shows were also dedicated to keeping an eye on their daughter's media representations. Once, Hillary contacted SNL to oppose a sketch that represented Chelsea by actor Julia Sweeney. Later, "Saturday Night Life" apologized for a sketch that criticized the appearance of Chelsea, who was only a teenager at the time. His father was naturally upset and spoke, telling people in an interview from 1992: "I think you have to be insensitive enough to make fun of a teenage child."

Despite his time watching supervised television, Chelsea had an unlimited computer time. She has often played the computer games of Oregon Trail and Carmen San Diego for "hundreds of hours", many of whom were missed with her father sitting next to her. The reason for this unlimited game can be because Chelsea and her father both mutually. Like meals, media consumption was a "shared family experience" in their house, Chelsea wrote in "Talking Back to Facebook".

Sweet cereals were prohibited and only weekend pizza

Like many children, Chelsea Clinton had to follow the rules surrounding the food that his parents have established. When Bill and Hillary lived in the White House, the first girl was not allowed to consume sweet cereals. However, she used creativity to get around this rule. In her book, she explained that she had added a ton of honey to her cereals (more than it would have been in cereals that were already honeyed) to satisfy her sweet tooth.

Beyond that, pizza was considered a treat only on weekends; The same goes for desserts. Chelsea admitted that her parents had done a "good frustrating job" to make sure that she loved healthy foods because it was the only foods she was allowed to eat when she was a child.

Today, as a grandmother, Hillary is much more relaxed on what her three grandchildren eat. On "The Graham Norton Show", she said that her mother thought that pizza was going at least a few times a day, and although she was a fantastic grandmother for Chelsea children, she tends to spoil them , which leads to a "conversation continuation" between the mother and the daughter.

Chelsea can always joke with her mother, and both have a very narrow relationship. Although she can have a minor resentment concerning the strict rules that her family has imposed on her, she admits that the long talks they had during meals have facilitated the strong family ties they have always had.