Larry Birkhead

So she felt like I was abandoning her when I said, I need to go just take care of normal things.

Sometimes we got to a point where she finally got over a little bit over the hump of that by, it was actually out of no, it was, um, it was by mistake actually.

Hmm.

Um, we were in a Hooters restaurant in Burbank and we had just went shopping for, it was around Christmas time and, uh, and had all these people's charities.

She, you know, those adopt the families on TV, you see, and like, there were so many families that were like, she was giving things to and stuff and we were getting gift cards and stuff to send.

And we went by Hooters afterwards and she was like, there was nobody in the restaurant at all.

And so they came over, waited on us and stuff.

And all of a sudden the paparazzi shows up at the window.

And I have a feeling somebody probably inside called him or whatever, because it was like where we were, there's just really not a lot of paparazzi in that area.

So the waitress is waiting on us and Anna's looking out the window at the paparazzi and I'm telling her to look.

And I had already taken pictures inside with her doing like dances with the Hooters girls.

stuff.

And, um, we were just having lunch and stuff.

And, um, and I was always to take my camera back because I always had to look like the photographer.

Right.

So it was like, I was playing a role within my relationship of really being something that I will actually was.

So, you know, so, um, the, the paparazzi is outside and the waitress comes over and she's like, um, Oh my God.

She goes, I love your earrings to Anna.

And she had these like earrings with a star on it.

She's like, they're so, so pretty.