Larry Birkhead

I don't know.

I'm not sitting around every day going, Oh my God, I'm obsessed or whatever.

Yeah.

And, and, and that's okay.

I mean, I, I know I'm going to be okay.

I think that my job, you know, was to get my daughter to a point where, you know, she's an adult now she is.

And, and, um, you know, and she can make her own decisions and things.

I think people think because I see her one time a year, there's the, the, the positive is like, Oh my God, we love this.

We love this.

And, you know,

But then there's the other side is like, oh my God, she's, you're making her look like her mom or like, because she wore this last year, she wore the same dress that her mom wore to the Barnstable party when she, in 2004, where she met me.

So, and then people went crazy about it.

And I'm not going to say I didn't know that people wouldn't, but I had seen,

you know, I took her shopping and she had all these options and I said, what do you want to wear?

Just let's get this over with.

Cause I got, you know, here's the, and she picked that dress, you know?

And so, um, that is, that to me was such a full circle moment in life where I had taken and spent, I spent hundreds of thousands of dollars like storing all this stuff that she has, like all this stuff.

So after Anna died and we first went out to California when Daniel was in preschool before I moved back to Kentucky, we actually were living in Anna's old house for a little bit.

And once paternity was established, Howard and I,

I mean, he was basically like, here's the keys to the house, here's this, whatever.