Sterling K. Brown

You know what I'm saying?

Like, here's a question for you.

And I wanted to ask you and Bell this at one point in time.

I find it to be the most interesting thing, and I want to give the flip to it.

The way that you guys have your children and share your family on social media, I have the utmost of respect for, right?

In that we don't.

In that you don't.

Okay, great.

I was talking to Belle one time, and she was watching season one of Paradise, and she FaceTimed me.

And then I saw your daughters, and I was like, oh my God!

But my question to you is, talk to me about the thought process in terms of their safety, their anonymity, and how you reach that place.

Because I have a very specific take on it as well.

First and foremost, I don't care what anyone does.

So this is interesting because I agree and understand exactly what you're saying.

And it's interesting because you have two girls.

I have two boys.

Your children are obviously white.

My children are black.

I feel like the more I put them on social, the safer they are.

Sure, sure.