Regina King

When it arrives, you're just like... Yes.

I mean, if I'm being completely honest, I mean, 27 years.

I mean, I think that the best you can do is...

remember that relationship and those things between her and her brother, those sibling things, and try to encourage that with her son and her sister because they're four years apart.

So they actually are more like siblings.

I just don't think that you should be trying to be

the sister.

I mean, you are the big sister, but you are in so many... I mean, Craig and I can attest to this.

In a lot of ways, even when you are the eldest, you do have some moments where you are kind of like...

Not the parent, but you're making the decision for both of y'all, you know?

And so I just don't know that it's actually possible to try to not feel that bit of parental responsibility with a sibling that's 27 years younger.

I think maybe also a conversation with her parents.

or their parents, is necessary because she's being 37, sounds like from what Helen said, is that she's much more aware of...

the dangers of being exposed online.

In a way that an older set of parents may not know.

Because the auntie helps.

What do y'all think?

So did your kids spend time in the house together?

Play, right.

But they had those common interests.