Larry Birkhead

Yeah, I mean like I was resistant to, I didn't want to be an entourage member or whatever.

So I maintained independence.

I tried to as much as I could.

I still worked and did my own thing.

I wasn't asking her for money, you know, that kind of stuff.

But I will say that, you know,

you know, the people in the house, they were having their bills paid.

But at the same time, the people in the house were working for.

And I will say this.

I had my own issues with Howard as far as like him stepping into the relationship territory between myself and Anna.

But at the same time, on the flip side of things, I watched him like work tirelessly, you know, and negotiate all of our contracts and not take a fee.

You know, an agent would take, you know, 10% or whatever.

A manager would take this.

nothing was taken out of it.

Everything went to her, you know, and it was fiercely negotiated for her benefit.

Like, you know, it was, and I, but I would also see, you know, him spend time with Anna's son, Daniel, kind of a father figure, you know, and take him out to learn to drive and do things like that, or take him out to a restaurant when Anna was just so exhausted that she didn't get out of bed for days, you know?

So I saw like both sides of it.

And the side that I saw that didn't bother me was the side where he's helping Daniel and this stuff.

The side that bothered me was when he got involved in our relationship and

And there became petty stuff like, you know, Anna, I was telling you she was painting.