Cheryl Hines

Like six years later or however long, um, it'll be interesting to see him because it's hard.

It's hard going through a divorce and it's hard even talking to somebody about it because nobody, unless you're going through it and

Nobody wants to talk about it.

And even if you're going through it, you might not want to talk about it.

But anyway, when I saw him, I said, how are you doing?

And he said, good.

I said, how are you really doing?

And he said, good.

Well, we should talk.

I said, okay.

And then we started talking and I just... It was really the first time I talked to him as a person, as a... And he was...

very, very dynamic.

You know, he's a dynamic person and I just saw him in a different way for the first time.

But, you know, at the time Bobby was living in New York, I was living in LA.

Bobby was an environmental attorney and everybody loved him.

Except for the big corporations that he was suing.

Yeah.

So, you know, it was just a kind of a fun situation.

And they wanted to hear the highlights, you know, my friends.

But it wasn't, it didn't seem like it was going to be anything permanent.