Whitney Carson

And they were using Leo's little soccer trophy.

And they were like, I got the mirror ball trophy.

And they were just, like, reenacting it all.

So I think that they realized that I won, but they just don't.

I mean, because each day it was so hard.

Like, Natalie, you probably feel, like, the mom guilt.

Like, and, like, I'm sure Nick, you do as well.

But, like, it's really hard to leave, like, every single day.

And, like, towards the end, like, the last three weeks, like, I just had, they just were screaming for me to come back home.

Yeah.

or to not leave and like that just like broke me like it hurt it was so hard and i just kept being like i'm really trying to win you guys i'm trying to win it i'm almost done and so they just kept hearing that and like obviously i don't want them to put focus on winning now i'm gonna just create monsters

Something about mom.

That's okay.

We do it right.

Does River, this is totally random, but does she still breastfeed or anything or no?

No.

okay yeah because I was like that's harder when it's like and also I feel like two at two they really realize that like you're gone and they like start to be like okay I don't like that at all like my four-year-old is a little bit better about it but my two-year-old is like no like you're not going anywhere no when we're in LA we you know I come to the studio I record twice a week and we have our babysitter who comes to help us while I'm here and as soon as she walks in for like weeks straight as soon as she'd walk in the door River would be like no

Yep.

They get that attachment at that age.

Nick!