Larry Birkhead

It wasn't like I was doing this hard-hitting 60 Minutes piece.

It was a fluff story for a weekly magazine.

But I still wanted to stay neutral and kind of just observe.

And so basically that's what I did.

But I remember after the week progressed and there were activities and stuff, she started asking me to do the activities with them.

And so I would put my camera back down and I would start rappelling and I'd start...

You know, they had like a day where they would do a talent contest and she was Whitney Houston.

And she was like, she had this white dress on and she was going to be like in the bodyguard.

And then her bodyguard comes in and rushes and saves her.

And then the camp told her her dress was too, you know, too low cut.

And there was a whole thing for the reality show that kind of played into that.

So there was a lot of stuff going on and I just kind of tried to stay out of the way.

But since she invited me into that space and she's like, why don't you come in?

And even though they were filming, I was hesitant, shy.

I didn't like go out of my way to like start talking to the camp, you know, and make myself a presence in it.

I just, you know, it was like kind of cool hanging out and doing stuff.

And we got to the last night of the camp and it started to wind down.

They had activities and they reflect on like how the camp changed you.

And it was really a, it was a, for me, Anna aside, it was like a really kind of moving week to see the kids and how they, it was either kids that were, that had HIV or were impacted by it in some way.

And yeah,