Angie Katsanevas

And, you know, we started out really passionate about the beauty industry.

So we had that in common.

I think, you know, having that in common, having businesses together, we always had a project going, you know, opening salons.

We built our last two homes together.

We co-parent together.

I mean, we're both very much involved with our daughter now.

And, you know, I think having a sense of humor, I have to say, we're both pretty funny people.

I'm the funnier one, but that's very important, especially after 30 years.

You know, it's not easy.

You know, you evolve together.

You're not the same person, you know, you were as, you know, what, that's 30 years later.

I mean, yeah.

There's a lot of hiccups.

There's a lot of, you know, there's a lot going on there to grow together.

And it's a lot being business partners, parents, married.

And, you know, when we worked together, we worked together all the time.

We were so close.

And once we had Electra, you know, you do, you separate and you have to go parallel for a while.

And you're doing different things.

I mean, I think projects together are important.