Lindsey Laurinaitis

And that was her wish was to somehow work something where, you know, it was my dad was portrayed as such this family man, which he was.

And everybody that knew him knew that.

And so that was what was important to my mom was if there's a way that all of us could get together to film and that's including kids.

the four siblings, the grandkids who ever wanted to.

Right.

That's what the response back was like, okay, like we want to do this, but we want to do this too.

his biological daughter.

Cause it's been made very clear.

That's like part of the reason I wanted to come on here was it's, it's always asked like, oh, he's only got a lot of the times people don't even acknowledge my oldest brother, Joey.

And the one that fights for our country.

They, they, they think that, you know, it's just a daughter and a son who is, you know, the NFL star and my sister, which, oh, that's fine.

You know, people think what they think, they only know what they know, but

it's from the time that I came into his life, it was made very, very clear.

There will be, every step would be left at the door.

We are a family.

And I looked at everybody that not just my dad, but every single one of his kids, his grandkids, as my sister, my brother, my niece, my nephew.

And there's been a lot of tacky stuff.

That's like, Oh, this wasn't his family.

This, this isn't his daughter.

This isn't.