Angie Katsanevas

But what's cool about being on this show, not many people have the opportunity to be under a lens where they can look at their marriage, at them as a mother, at their life, and say, whoa, did I really say or do that?

It's rare to be able to watch yourself on television.

And like watch your growth.

And I mean, I listened to in a parenting class once where the therapist said, if you walk in on your kids and you are being filmed and are like you're on a reality show, you're going to talk to them differently than if you're not thinking anyone's looking.

And I thought that is just it's so true.

It really makes you think about your actions more and see yourself through a different lens.

So I just feel like this is such a cool experience to do this and learn how I can be better, be different, handle things differently.

Too many people are saying it.

You've got John Oliver.

You've got, you know, celebrities.

Jennifer Lawrence.

Rihanna loves it.

I mean, recently, I mean, there's just so many.

Julia Roberts.

Emma Roberts.

Yeah.

You know, I think all the women are different.

So you've got all these women that everyone in the world can say, I am her, or I want to be her, or she's, you know, they can relate.

We're relatable in a strange way because we're over the top, but we're not too over the top.

But I think every single one of us is hilarious in different ways.