Michelle Buteau

White smoke, we have a pope. We are watching and everyone to breathe it in, the white smoke.

White smoke, we have a pope. We are watching and everyone to breathe it in, the white smoke.

We do. With ties? We got to get it in. Tie twins. Yes. Instead of Magic Mike, it's like Magic Michelle. Is this a tearaway suit?

We do. With ties? We got to get it in. Tie twins. Yes. Instead of Magic Mike, it's like Magic Michelle. Is this a tearaway suit?

No, no.

No, no.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

No, you know what? I'm sleeping right now. You wouldn't know. You know what I mean? Yeah, you find the moments. Yeah, I mean. Yeah, it's a nice part about, like, not being on your phone all the time to take those breaks, you know, to actually see your children. living in the world, crossing a street, being, like, just so cute and grown, having time to be creative.

No, you know what? I'm sleeping right now. You wouldn't know. You know what I mean? Yeah, you find the moments. Yeah, I mean. Yeah, it's a nice part about, like, not being on your phone all the time to take those breaks, you know, to actually see your children. living in the world, crossing a street, being, like, just so cute and grown, having time to be creative.

I'm just, you guys, put your phones down and start, like, pick a book up. Yes. I can't say it enough. It's like healing to create stuff.

I'm just, you guys, put your phones down and start, like, pick a book up. Yes. I can't say it enough. It's like healing to create stuff.

Yes, a 53-year-old black woman that works at the DMV. You know what I mean?

Yes, a 53-year-old black woman that works at the DMV. You know what I mean?

Because when you know, you know. With the specificity. Because she rolls over to the playground and she's like, is this what y'all meant to do? I'm like, hazel. That would be nice. I love her. You know? I love that energy. I love it, too. I mean, I want them to be honest, just not with me all the time, you know? Hold back a little bit. Just a little bit. She told me my elbows look old.

Because when you know, you know. With the specificity. Because she rolls over to the playground and she's like, is this what y'all meant to do? I'm like, hazel. That would be nice. I love her. You know? I love that energy. I love it, too. I mean, I want them to be honest, just not with me all the time, you know? Hold back a little bit. Just a little bit. She told me my elbows look old.

What does that even mean? I mean, my elbows look a little haunted. They're a little gray. They look like the top of a pigeon's head. We don't have to get into it. Let's talk about the show.

What does that even mean? I mean, my elbows look a little haunted. They're a little gray. They look like the top of a pigeon's head. We don't have to get into it. Let's talk about the show.

So, you know, Mavis is the name of my grandmother. And she was my person, she was my soulmate. I think you could have more than one soulmate and you don't know how they're gonna come to you, you know? And so it's so nice hearing her name on set all the time. But you know, I wrote this book, Survival of the Thickest, and when I brought the twins home, I'm like, I'll have time to write a book now.

So, you know, Mavis is the name of my grandmother. And she was my person, she was my soulmate. I think you could have more than one soulmate and you don't know how they're gonna come to you, you know? And so it's so nice hearing her name on set all the time. But you know, I wrote this book, Survival of the Thickest, and when I brought the twins home, I'm like, I'll have time to write a book now.