Jean Luo

And I, I like, I'm, I like to be punctual.

So I was like, you know, early, I was like maybe 15 minutes early to the yoga classes, some famous like Kundalini yoga teacher or something.

And I sort of befriended like this elderly guy who was there with his wife, whatever.

And Miranda comes like 30 minutes late.

So I was like deep into this class.

I'm like doing it with my new buddy over here.

Like we're the chanting.

Like it was a whole, it was great.

It was great.

It was, I learned a lot.

Anyways, so back to our relationship.

I think one of the things that was so helpful is that she had grown up in the public eye from such a young age.

And so she was so used to that pressure and the scrutiny and everything that comes along with that.

And so at a time in my life when I was going through a lot of that change, and I'm naturally a very private person.

Miranda's very

open and comfortable in those sorts of environments.

I was not.

I was worried about public speaking.

I didn't like the attention.

And it was so incredible to see her grace and poise in all of these wild public situations.