Brianna LaPaglia

So, I mean, with turning that money down, that was like that was just never a question.

Like it's always just I've got myself.

That's all I need.

And the show, I think, really just like exaggerated that for me and showed me, damn, OK, girl, you really can do all you can do everything and you can.

You know, do it like you can be a badass, but also be vulnerable and like cry a lot on the show and be honest and not try to like fake this tough persona.

Like, yeah, this show really taught me a lot about myself and also all of them, like with the positive affirmations that they give me.

Because I do...

When we talk about the show together, even when we're at dinner, I'm like, I can't even watch it.

I feel like I did so bad.

And they just remind me that I didn't.

So they helped me a lot to realize that, yeah, I did well.

It was awesome.

Yeah, I will say because my mom will kill me.

I did write her a letter too.

They just didn't put it in the show.

It was a beautiful letter.

Okay, it was.

But yes, I have great relationships with both of my parents.

But my dad, it is so important, I think, for women to just have great relationships with their dad because you base so many of your relationships going forward with men off of the relationship with your dad.

You chase things that you see in your father.