Hillary and Bill Clinton step out in support of daughter Chelsea — who looks just like her mom in new photo


The former first couple's daughter ran the Chicago Marathon in support of Every Mother Counts, a nonprofit started by Christy Turlington


Hillary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton pose at the hit musical "Some Like it Hot" on Broadway at The Shubert Theater on March 14, 2023 in New York City© Getty
Beatriz Colon
Beatriz ColonNew York WriterNew York
34 minutes ago

Chelsea Clinton had the support of her parents Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton for her latest feat.

On Sunday, October 11, the global health advocate ran the Chicago Marathon, impressively completing it in just under 3 hours and 48 minutes.

The author is the only child of the former first couple; she has been married to Marc Mezvinsky since 2010 and they are parents to daughter Charlotte, 12, sons Aidan, 10, and Jasper, seven.

Photo shared by Chelsea Clinton October 2026 of her parents Hillary and Bill Clinton waiting for her at the finish line of the Chicago Marathon© Instagram
Hillary and Bill handed Chelsea her medal at the finish line

Following the race, Chelsea took to Instagram and shared a sweet photo of herself at the finish line, her parents standing on the sidelines with big smiles on their faces.

Hillary, 78, appeared wearing a black coat with a silk scarf and gray baseball cap, while Bill, 80, wore a blue t-shirt that commemorated America's 250th anniversary.

"Very proud to have run the Chicago Marathon today with Jen Koss, the very best running partner & friend," Chelsea wrote. "Thank you to the amazing @chimarathon team, to my family for cheering us on, and congrats to all the runners we shared the course with today!"

Chelsea Clinton talks with mom Hillary Clinton after crossing the finish line of the TCS 2022 New York City Marathon on November 06, 2022 in New York City.© Getty
The mom-of-three is an avid runner and previously ran the New York City Marathon

"Between the two of us, we have 7 children, and so are particularly honored to support @everymomcounts. It shouldn't be dangerous to bring life into the world, and EMC works to improve maternal health everywhere, for everyone," she added.

Friends and fans alike were then quick to take to the comments section under the post and cheer her on, with one writing: "I saw your time — you absolutely conquered this race!!! Congratulations — I've run 4 marathons and know how much heart and sweat you put into your training to run so well."

Others followed suit with: "Congratulations! What a day," and: "Congratulations! Such a wonderful cause!" as well as: "Love to see this! 7 children between the two of you? Impressed that you both found the time. Incredible work."

Marc Mezvinsky and Chelsea Clinton attend The Gordon Parks Foundation Awards Dinner and Auction at Cipriani 42nd Street, NYC on June 4, 2019 in New York City© Getty
She and her husband are based in New York City

Chelsea, 46, works as both a writer and a global health advocate. She's written several children's books, most popularly a series titled She Persisted, as well as a book on governing global health, plus a book co-written with her mom titled The Book of Gutsy Women: Favorite Stories of Courage and Resilience. Her husband Marc, 48, is an investor and managing director at TPG.

Chelsea in black tweed dress© Getty Images
Chelsea is Vice Chair of the Clinton Foundation and Clinton Health Access Initiative

The longtime couple tied the knot with a Bryan Rafanelli-planned wedding at the Astor Courts Estate in Rhinebeck, New York, on July 31, 2010. The wedding was an interfaith ceremony honoring both Chelsea's Methodist religion and Marc's Jewish faith. She wore a custom Vera Wang gown, and the designer herself was one of the approximately 400 guests in attendance, who also included the late Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, actor Ted Danson, former President Barack Obama, singer Barbra Streisand, director Steven Spielberg and more.

The family is based in New York City.

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