Larry Birkhead

And she gets kind of tired of that, to be honest.

And people might say, well, you know, how can you get tired of it if you wore your mom's dress?

That's her right.

That's her privilege.

But she's still uniquely her own person.

And she has her own interest.

And she's not really... She is such a kind, sweet, you know, kid that I think that...

I feel like that of all the things I've done in life, I feel like I got that right.

I didn't know that it's going to be the way it was, but I feel like that, um, it's one of the things, it's the happiest thing of the whole story to see that she is in my mind that she's flourishing and, um, you know, on her way to do great things.

What are those things are, you know, I don't know, but, um, I know she'll do big things.

No, that's a big job, right?

Right now I'm a chauffeur.

I'm this, whatever she wants me to do, you know, but I, I, I, I'm here for her.

I, I want, you know, the best things for her.

I, um, I, I just, you know, I, I'm clear that, um, to her it's important.

that she knows that of all the things that she's heard out there, um, that I fought for her.

And I, I, um, I didn't fight her mom to take her from her.

I fought for her after everything was falling apart.

Yeah.

And I, and I hope that she appreciates it.