Kelli Potter

She was retired.

And my grandfather had, you know, been passed away for some time.

And she said, I'm going to help you raise these babies.

So technically, I'm just a surrogate at this point.

You know, we always say Nana's like their real mother.

I mean, let her tell it.

She's, you know, she knows everything.

And she did.

She knew that.

That was hard.

Yeah.

I mean, it was really hard being away from the girls.

You know, it was like during, I remember it was like Halloween time and I couldn't take them trick-or-treating.

I'm a really big holiday person as well.

So, you know, trick-or-treating and like first days of school, like it was really hard.

really hard.

But I knew that also, you know, my goal was to try and deliver very healthy babies as much as I could.

And on top of that, you know, not only were they Momo twins, monochromatic twins, but like I spoke about on the show last season, my twins also were

had OI.

They had osteogenesis imperfecta, which was brittle bones disease, which I raised money for last season.