Olivia Munn

No.

So she leaves.

So my, okay, my mom and my mom, my grandmother and her nine children escaped Vietnam in the fall of Saigon and in 75.

And they came out to Oklahoma because they, there was a Christian university president that was like, I'll sponsor all 10 of you to come to Oklahoma.

And they went there.

And then my mom went to university and everybody still lived there in Oklahoma.

And then when my, when she left my father, she went back home to my grandmother's house with

you know, my uncles and everybody there to take, you know, take care of her and us.

And my mom would tell stories about my dad coming to get us to, for visitation.

And my uncles would be so mad and they'd pick up huge rocks and just throw them at him and like throw them at his car.

And like, it was just, they were just, the Saigon came out in them.

Yeah.

It is an option.

So then she goes... And then eventually she remarries my first stepfather.

My mom's been married three times.

My second stepfather, it's important to note that he is amazing.

His name is Sam.

But my first stepfather was not a good guy at all.

For 14 years of my life, from like two to...

And so she married him and he was in the military.