Shawn Johnson East

Like I hope they're good people and I hope they're kind.

But I worked, you know, as hard as I could my whole life to find success and success.

to make money and to, you know, help my parents and like do all these things and give my kids the best life they can possibly have.

But it's so funny to say that because I had the best life with none of that.

So I'm like, why do my kids need more than that?

And it's comical.

Now my kids go to a private school that's nicer than frigging Hogwarts.

I mean, it's, it's, I've never seen schools like this before and I don't know what to do with it.

They think this is normal.

You and my husband will get along.

There's so much now that we have three, which is like insane.

I don't know how I have three children.

There's no time.

There's no time.

It's like I will never have enough time with any of my solo children, if that makes sense.

Like I'll constantly be trying to make up for time with each of them.

And huge life lessons will present themselves at, you know, the minute before you're putting them down for bed.

Our kids will say something like an existential crisis of some kind.

And you're like, oh, my gosh, how do I teach you about this in the next 30 seconds?

But you actually have to go to bed.