Jennie Garth

It was survival of the fittest.

So I started to really hold my money closer.

How has that changed in your 50s?

We've never joined our finances.

I surround myself with women that are like you, successful, intelligent, have words of wisdom to share with me, things that I can learn from.

We have, you know, we spend –

equally on things and we, we just, we, we still have things separate and I don't know when I'll feel comfortable doing that joint thing or if I ever will, honestly, because I've worked so on my own since the very beginning, you know,

And I just soak it all in.

And I love learning from women now.

I'd rather be in a room full of women than anywhere, I think.

I love providing for people.

Because there's just such a vibe.

I love treating people.

There's such an energy that we can create under the right circumstances.

So we divvy up things in our house on a level that makes sense for each of our incomes.

And it's just...

It's so important.

And there's no worries about it.

It's vital to our sisterhood.

We're in this together as women.