Vanessa Williams

But just drag them along because everything is a learning experience.

For instance, when my daughter, Jillian, who's Lion Babe, who broke over here about 10 years ago with her music,

Uh, she graduated from uni at the new school and I had a gig in Japan and she said, Oh, I want to go to Japan.

I said, you want to go learn the set and you can, you can perform with me.

And she learned everything that was supposed to sing.

And she tried, she ended up, uh, being on the road with me for about a year and a half until she started working on her own music.

And then now she's a big dance star.

We did mighty hoopla together in June.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It is.

It is.

You know, I'm happy that she still thinks I'm cool enough to, like, join in on a track with her, which is great.

And, you know, it's – you see people – you see your kids with similar –

skill sets.

Like if your father was a Mason and you've been on the job with him all the time and you know the craft, then it's not a wonder that you can be a skilled Mason because you grew up watching the artistry of that particular craft.

So they've seen me in the recording studio.

They've seen me live.

They know what they need when they're on stage or whatever.

So when they said, you know, I want to try singing, I want to try acting, I didn't say get a real job, but