Cynthia Erivo

Yeah, it's so much more relaxed.

Yeah, it's so much more relaxed.

It was so much more relaxed, so much more fun.

It was so much more relaxed, so much more fun.

It was so much more relaxed, so much more fun.

It wasn't really any of that. The ceremonies, the services weren't as long. It was just so much more open. I loved that.

It wasn't really any of that. The ceremonies, the services weren't as long. It was just so much more open. I loved that.

It wasn't really any of that. The ceremonies, the services weren't as long. It was just so much more open. I loved that.

Yeah, I think we... Well, my mom never really mentioned hell ever in her life. Leaned into the hell? No.

Yeah, I think we... Well, my mom never really mentioned hell ever in her life. Leaned into the hell? No.

Yeah, I think we... Well, my mom never really mentioned hell ever in her life. Leaned into the hell? No.

And I think that's because she was Anglican. So they don't really talk about the hell too much. It's more a Roman Catholic thing.

And I think that's because she was Anglican. So they don't really talk about the hell too much. It's more a Roman Catholic thing.

And I think that's because she was Anglican. So they don't really talk about the hell too much. It's more a Roman Catholic thing.

Yeah, I think so. Yeah.

Yeah, I think so. Yeah.

Yeah, I think so. Yeah.

Yeah, I always sang. And I think that's probably why I've held on to that sense of faith. Because I know there's a weird sense of connection and... It's hard to describe what it is when I sing to people.

Yeah, I always sang. And I think that's probably why I've held on to that sense of faith. Because I know there's a weird sense of connection and... It's hard to describe what it is when I sing to people.

Yeah, I always sang. And I think that's probably why I've held on to that sense of faith. Because I know there's a weird sense of connection and... It's hard to describe what it is when I sing to people.