Kelli Potter

Because, you know, in the family, they're like, twins, come here.

Yeah, it's like twins.

And now they're getting older and they're like,

Uh, no, please don't call me twin.

Um, I'm chess, I'm Chelsea or I'm chastity.

And they speak, you know, they, and they say it in the way where it's like, well, that's what they said.

You gotta call them by their name.

So they are learning how to, you know, individualize and identify, um, as, you know, separate now.

Um, Chloe was probably chance was like three.

So she was close to River's age.

So she was like three at that time.

And it was really, I remember Chance like, can you please like shut them up?

Like Chance was like, these babies are crying.

They won't stop crying, mommy.

I think I have a video of Chance saying like, mommy, the babies just won't stop crying.

And, you know, I must say that I'm forever grateful to her

My grandmother, Nana, who literally once, you know, once she found out that I was pregnant with twins, she was living in Maryland at the time.

And once I told her about this pregnancy and this high risk, because my parents were also in Maryland, Nana sold her house and moved to Georgia to help me.

And that's how that's what many people don't know.

That's how I named the restaurant after her is because she literally, you know, she wasn't working.