Larry Birkhead

Like this person was estranged and hadn't seen her since, you know, whatever.

This person, you know, met her a couple of times.

It was just kind of like people were given, they were elevated.

And now when I started seeing all that come out, I was like, wow.

And then I remember-

the show came out and I didn't really want my daughter to see it.

And I was like, um, because when I saw some of the people, uh, I was like, okay, it's going to get, probably get ugly, you know, you know, on here.

And I was like, I remember sitting back and I watched it one night when she went to bed and, um,

I, I, I was like, I was like pretty much frozen.

I was like, wow.

When it got to different parts, um, you know, and it was, the show was kind of a slow burn.

So I was like sitting there going, okay, okay.

And I, in my mind, I'm thinking, you know, selfishly, I'm like, okay, they're going to get to me next.

They're kind of, you know, I'm coming, you know, like it's going chronologically here.

And so it's, something's coming, but like the show, the problem that I had with the show was for two things.

One is Anna's fans reach out to me all the time and there's

tons of them all over the place and they still love her and they hold her in high regards and people know that she wasn't perfect and they know why people love her though yeah and I think when people were literally they're just waiting for a new photo that no one's ever seen and they all fight over it on Instagram and they start watermarking and stamping that's mine that's mine you know and so like when this came out people were like oh my god

And everybody had high hopes for it.

But the problem was...

The two main problems that I had with the show was that they took the, they used the thought that there was a girl who danced with Anna in a club.