Jennie Garth

But I did absolutely feel at times like...

This book, I just didn't want to hold back.

because I was from a big family and I was already the baby in the family, I felt like I got spoiled and my sisters definitely made it, verbalized it, that they felt like I was spoiled.

I didn't want to be secretive about things.

That wasn't serving me in my life anymore.

My husband really just encouraged me to be myself and go be raw.

And we all kind of embraced it and like joked around about it.

No, she's the baby of the family.

She's so spoiled, but spoiled in just the respect of

More lenience.

I think I even see that with my girls now.

Like my first daughter was raised differently than my third daughter.

Just because you change as a parent, times change.

So, of course, the older kids in the family are going to have their comments about how the baby's being raised.

But I did definitely feel like I just wanted to have...

the energy feel the same in my family, amongst my siblings, for sure, even cousins.

I didn't want to be treated special, more special than I already was as the baby.

I'm very uncomfortable being in the spotlight when others in my family are watching from the side.

I hope—I just encourage women to never stop feeling, because when you stop feeling your emotions—

You lose your voice.