Bunny

you're, but you're still doing it so eloquently too.

Like, and I admire that because me, I'm the complete opposite.

I will fucking blow shit up and then look back and be like, oopsie, you know, but you're still being so eloquent about it and loving.

And that, that says a lot more about you than it does anybody else that's involved in that situation.

I love that.

That's so powerful too.

And women who are listening to this podcast, I know are going to get so much more insight to who you are and just, I don't know, you're leading by example.

And that's the best thing that you could ever do to walk through life is just to show people how you get through your shit.

Moving on from that nightmare, you write your album 29 in 2021 and you were reflecting on the divorce, but also your producer Busby's death.

And then you got invited by Dolly Parton to join the Grand Ole Opry.

So it's like you went through this bullshit and then finally you get invited to...

your dream.

It was almost like you needed that darkness because there was so much light that was about to come in.

What is it like winning your first Grammy?

Yeah.

Like, what?

Well, it was the first time I'd ever been nominated, too.

Yeah.

Wow.

Good for you.