Chris Appleton

I have no regrets.

I think everything's took me to a place now

of where I'm at.

Like I said, I don't try and delete it or ignore it.

I just think some things are for a season and some things are more for a lifetime.

And I know the mistakes I've made in my life and I'm aware of who I am as a person and that's all I can do.

I can't be accountable for other people and their actions.

I think that's their journey and I'm all right with that too.

But when something doesn't work, I think...

I hope that I still feel that I am confident enough to say as much as... And it's not without, you know, working hard.

I'm not a flaky person.

I'm very loyal.

I'm probably too loyal.

But when something just isn't serving you anymore, I do think it's important to say, I have to just step away.

And, you know, all right, you talk about my marriage and a public experience.

It's very...

interesting when you have the whole world's opinion you know when you have people's opinions I say whole world that sounds no but you feel you know people talk about it but it feels like when you're in that moment it's like a you feel like it is the world because you feel like every single person is looking at you they're messaging you they're saying all these things and it feels a lot do you know why it's all right because I know who I am my family knows I am the people that I love know who I am and I'm all right with that and I also am not naive enough to

know that if you do do something like get married on the Kardashians, there's not going to be opinion.

Or if you do go on podcasts and talk about your life, or if you do, you know, you go on a beach and you get photographed, you can't complain.

Oh, God.