Becca Anderson

And that was something I never wanted my kids to feel, even though I love my parents, I care for them, and they are here with me. And my dad is really kind of mellowed out, I guess, in his later years. He had a stroke about five years ago. He made a full comeback. He even got his eyesight back, which is interesting. He used to have to wear glasses, and now he doesn't.

But they're madly in love, but in that wild way. I think that that was my impression of what love is. You know, it was a volatile relationship at times. And I would, you know, take my brother to different places to keep him from seeing things. It's kind of like this small town love affair. I don't know if love affairs change if it's big town or little towns.

But they're madly in love, but in that wild way. I think that that was my impression of what love is. You know, it was a volatile relationship at times. And I would, you know, take my brother to different places to keep him from seeing things. It's kind of like this small town love affair. I don't know if love affairs change if it's big town or little towns.

But they're madly in love, but in that wild way. I think that that was my impression of what love is. You know, it was a volatile relationship at times. And I would, you know, take my brother to different places to keep him from seeing things. It's kind of like this small town love affair. I don't know if love affairs change if it's big town or little towns.

They were like the bad boy and the bombshell. My mom running around in these butter yellow cute little outfits and a bouffant hairdo. And my dad with the slick back hair and the cigarettes rolled up in his sleeve and the motorcycle and the whole thing. I mean, they're a movie.

They were like the bad boy and the bombshell. My mom running around in these butter yellow cute little outfits and a bouffant hairdo. And my dad with the slick back hair and the cigarettes rolled up in his sleeve and the motorcycle and the whole thing. I mean, they're a movie.

They were like the bad boy and the bombshell. My mom running around in these butter yellow cute little outfits and a bouffant hairdo. And my dad with the slick back hair and the cigarettes rolled up in his sleeve and the motorcycle and the whole thing. I mean, they're a movie.

Well, I do. I think that if you're in a relationship that isn't working, does it make it better if you stay in it or is it better that you leave? I mean, these are up to the individuals. And I remember going to the Playboy Mansion actually one time and Smokey Robinson came up to me and I was in tears about leaving a relationship.

Well, I do. I think that if you're in a relationship that isn't working, does it make it better if you stay in it or is it better that you leave? I mean, these are up to the individuals. And I remember going to the Playboy Mansion actually one time and Smokey Robinson came up to me and I was in tears about leaving a relationship.

Well, I do. I think that if you're in a relationship that isn't working, does it make it better if you stay in it or is it better that you leave? I mean, these are up to the individuals. And I remember going to the Playboy Mansion actually one time and Smokey Robinson came up to me and I was in tears about leaving a relationship.

And he said, you know what, darling, you're a romantic and keep fighting for love. And I thought if Smokey Robinson thinks I'm a romantic and it's okay with him, I'm okay. Mm-hmm.

And he said, you know what, darling, you're a romantic and keep fighting for love. And I thought if Smokey Robinson thinks I'm a romantic and it's okay with him, I'm okay. Mm-hmm.

And he said, you know what, darling, you're a romantic and keep fighting for love. And I thought if Smokey Robinson thinks I'm a romantic and it's okay with him, I'm okay. Mm-hmm.

Well, the timeline was we had a safe the size of a refrigerator behind a carpeted wall while we were doing construction on our house. And that's where we kept a lot of our home movies. It wasn't that we made this tape. They spliced together pieces of 50 different tapes and made it look like we were, you know, who knows.

Well, the timeline was we had a safe the size of a refrigerator behind a carpeted wall while we were doing construction on our house. And that's where we kept a lot of our home movies. It wasn't that we made this tape. They spliced together pieces of 50 different tapes and made it look like we were, you know, who knows.

Well, the timeline was we had a safe the size of a refrigerator behind a carpeted wall while we were doing construction on our house. And that's where we kept a lot of our home movies. It wasn't that we made this tape. They spliced together pieces of 50 different tapes and made it look like we were, you know, who knows.

And we couldn't even remember if there was anything bad on the tape or exploitive. And when we were starting to get offers of millions of dollars, and we were like, what is going on? And then we actually got one tape back on a VHS. And Tommy looked at it and I didn't look at it. and realized that someone had stolen the safe, and then worked with this distributor, and we didn't know what to do.

And we couldn't even remember if there was anything bad on the tape or exploitive. And when we were starting to get offers of millions of dollars, and we were like, what is going on? And then we actually got one tape back on a VHS. And Tommy looked at it and I didn't look at it. and realized that someone had stolen the safe, and then worked with this distributor, and we didn't know what to do.

And we couldn't even remember if there was anything bad on the tape or exploitive. And when we were starting to get offers of millions of dollars, and we were like, what is going on? And then we actually got one tape back on a VHS. And Tommy looked at it and I didn't look at it. and realized that someone had stolen the safe, and then worked with this distributor, and we didn't know what to do.

We tried to stop it, and I was pregnant with Dylan, and they brought us into depositions, and Tommy would pace the hallway, but they were talking to me and trying to really, you know, hammer me down. They had nude pictures of me from Playboy. They said I had no right to privacy, that I was owned by the world, that nothing could ever ruin my career because I was a, you know, not worth anything.