In an interview that garnered sympathy from many fans, the wife of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio shared some details about their private life.
Janet Dusdebes revealed during a television interview on "Katy Miller's Podcast" that Rubio goes to bed at 8 PM, while she prefers staying up late.
She jokingly questioned her husband, "Who does that... goes to bed at eight?"
In response to this playful 'embarrassment,' Rubio commented that he struggles with her habit of staying up late on her mobile in bed, often startling him with loud video sounds.
However, he clarified that sleeping early allows him to wake up at 4 AM, which makes him more productive.
The couple elicited significant engagement from Americans on social media, with some viewing them as a model for future presidential candidates.
Rubio and Janet married in 1998 and have four children. Janet, born in Florida in 1973 to Colombian immigrant parents, first met Rubio at the age of 17 and prefers to stay out of direct political limelight.