Belle Burden

But when there is this family enterprise that you're supporting, I do think that's a huge contribution and that it should have been acknowledged in the divorce.

It's very hard.

It's very hard to move beyond it when you don't have that kind of neat wrapping up.

And an apology would have done it too, or an acknowledgement would have done it too.

But I didn't get the explanation.

I did not get the acknowledgement either of the pain that he had caused.

So I think the only thing that worked was really just moving it to the side and really focusing on the type of work I wanted to do, the things like my legal cases.

And, yeah.

And having sort of that existential peace with a vacuum of knowing, you know, just sort of like parking it somewhere in my head.

And the way I park it with him is what he said the first day, which is that a switch went off.

And that's what I believe.

I think a switch went off.

There were the whispers over the years on the financial story, but I think I just had to park it somewhere and then move on from it.

And accept that that's it.

I really just had to accept I wasn't going to get anything else.

Yep.

I was actually happy that he responded.

There's been so much silence that I was glad that he spoke up, said something.

And I don't disagree with some of it.

I think that he has been always loving with them and they've been loving and supportive of him.