Kita Alexander

Yeah, the tits thing.

On my mood board, I tried to hide it from my sister and my family.

And I did a W with two dots.

She's like, they're tits.

I'm like, no, it's a W. And she's like, they're boobs.

And then like I had my first son and I mean, I had great tits before that, but like with my first kid, my tits were as big as my stomach.

So if I wore a baggy t-shirt, my tits came out past my stomach and you could barely tell I was pregnant because it was just tits.

It's one big tip.

Yeah.

My wellness journey started pretty young.

My mom is a huge conspiracist theorist and like was way too crazy healthy.

Like mom vibes.

Yeah.

We're doing like green smoothies from the day I can remember.

And I'm like chugging them back for breakfast.

Weirdly, though, it didn't fade away, you know, when you're raised in a really religious family and then you become atheist.

No, I'm really... I mean, yeah, I'll eat a block of chocolate and I still like to slurge and I went through my partying era when I was too young.

But also it just happened in moderation for me.

Yeah, it stayed with me.

I've had my moments with it where I'm like, I look at the guy smoking ciggies who's got gangrene and is 80 and I'm like, how are you still alive?