Walton Goggins

It's very true. And my mom's life story is so interesting and the journey that it took her, the life that she led up until having a child and then the life that subsequently we had together to be kind of on that stage in that moment after not seeing my mom for a year. Really? Why?

It's very true. And my mom's life story is so interesting and the journey that it took her, the life that she led up until having a child and then the life that subsequently we had together to be kind of on that stage in that moment after not seeing my mom for a year. Really? Why?

I had just been on the road for a year and a half and It just so happened that she came to our home and stepped in when I was out of town to help my wife. And she's obviously really close to her grandson, our son. But I just missed her. And I kept missing her by like a day or something. So I saw her in her dressing room at 30 Rock for the first time. I mean, that was the reunion I had.

I had just been on the road for a year and a half and It just so happened that she came to our home and stepped in when I was out of town to help my wife. And she's obviously really close to her grandson, our son. But I just missed her. And I kept missing her by like a day or something. So I saw her in her dressing room at 30 Rock for the first time. I mean, that was the reunion I had.

I had just been on the road for a year and a half and It just so happened that she came to our home and stepped in when I was out of town to help my wife. And she's obviously really close to her grandson, our son. But I just missed her. And I kept missing her by like a day or something. So I saw her in her dressing room at 30 Rock for the first time. I mean, that was the reunion I had.

And five minutes later, were doing the first run-through of the monologue and the dancing. And all of the emotions, all the feels were happening like in real time in front of other people. And it was really remarkable. And obviously the tears kind of in her eyes. My mom has no stage fright.

And five minutes later, were doing the first run-through of the monologue and the dancing. And all of the emotions, all the feels were happening like in real time in front of other people. And it was really remarkable. And obviously the tears kind of in her eyes. My mom has no stage fright.

And five minutes later, were doing the first run-through of the monologue and the dancing. And all of the emotions, all the feels were happening like in real time in front of other people. And it was really remarkable. And obviously the tears kind of in her eyes. My mom has no stage fright.

Right in. Like, give me a crowd. If I'm dancing for one person or I'm dancing for a million, it doesn't matter to my mom. And she's had such an amazing spiritual journey that she knows exactly who she is. And that's rubbed off on me.

Right in. Like, give me a crowd. If I'm dancing for one person or I'm dancing for a million, it doesn't matter to my mom. And she's had such an amazing spiritual journey that she knows exactly who she is. And that's rubbed off on me.

Right in. Like, give me a crowd. If I'm dancing for one person or I'm dancing for a million, it doesn't matter to my mom. And she's had such an amazing spiritual journey that she knows exactly who she is. And that's rubbed off on me.

I mean, I have a single mother, and she had some amazing boyfriends that were extremely influential in my life. But she also had three sisters, my aunts and my grandmother. And then I had my grandfather, my father's father, and my grandmother kind of on that side too. But I wasn't raised, honestly, Tanya, by anybody. And if my mom was sitting here, she would say the same thing.

I mean, I have a single mother, and she had some amazing boyfriends that were extremely influential in my life. But she also had three sisters, my aunts and my grandmother. And then I had my grandfather, my father's father, and my grandmother kind of on that side too. But I wasn't raised, honestly, Tanya, by anybody. And if my mom was sitting here, she would say the same thing.

I mean, I have a single mother, and she had some amazing boyfriends that were extremely influential in my life. But she also had three sisters, my aunts and my grandmother. And then I had my grandfather, my father's father, and my grandmother kind of on that side too. But I wasn't raised, honestly, Tanya, by anybody. And if my mom was sitting here, she would say the same thing.

I've always kind of had the moniker that Walton raised himself. Yeah. And what I mean by that is it wasn't neglect. It was the opposite. There were always people around. It was like a village. I was raised by a village of people.

I've always kind of had the moniker that Walton raised himself. Yeah. And what I mean by that is it wasn't neglect. It was the opposite. There were always people around. It was like a village. I was raised by a village of people.

I've always kind of had the moniker that Walton raised himself. Yeah. And what I mean by that is it wasn't neglect. It was the opposite. There were always people around. It was like a village. I was raised by a village of people.

Yeah, I mean, you know, my mother wasn't, you know, young, young when she had me. I mean, she had me at, I think she was 23 or something like that. But, you know, my parents got divorced when I was three. And, you know, we lived in Decatur, Georgia, you know, downtown, a little duplex. And then eventually we, you know, got this little house out in Lithia Springs, Georgia.

Yeah, I mean, you know, my mother wasn't, you know, young, young when she had me. I mean, she had me at, I think she was 23 or something like that. But, you know, my parents got divorced when I was three. And, you know, we lived in Decatur, Georgia, you know, downtown, a little duplex. And then eventually we, you know, got this little house out in Lithia Springs, Georgia.

Yeah, I mean, you know, my mother wasn't, you know, young, young when she had me. I mean, she had me at, I think she was 23 or something like that. But, you know, my parents got divorced when I was three. And, you know, we lived in Decatur, Georgia, you know, downtown, a little duplex. And then eventually we, you know, got this little house out in Lithia Springs, Georgia.