Hello and welcome to this episode of Keep It Positive, sweetie.

I am so excited because Kipps is taken LA.

That's right, I'm meeting up with some of my favorite people here in the Los Angeles area,

and I cannot wait for you still we have in store store right now we are in 13 loon it is a store founded by nekeo

greco the store has 90% of the products are founded by bi pock 13 loon thank you so much for

allowing us to use this amazing space if you're in the Los Angeles area sure you guys pull up. Tina Knowles is a businesswoman fashion designer, philanthropist known for

establishing brands like House of Daryon, Miss Tina by Tina Knowles, and recently launched the

sacred hair care line with her daughter, Beyonce. Hello and welcome to this episode of Keep It

Positive Sweetie. I'm Chris Renee

Hazlett and today I have with me Miss Tina Knowles. Thank you so much. Oh

thank you for having me. I'm excited. I know you're busy and you got a lot

going on so just your time means a lot. Thank you. Yeah. So I want to first talk about the day I first met you. I don't know if you remember this, but we were backstage for Tyler Perry's Medea Farewell tour here in LA and I was in the back waiting on Tyler to come out and he comes out the room and he goes, come here. I didn't know who was in the room.

Really? I had no idea. He was like, come in here and I walked in and it's you, B, J. And I'm like, hello. But you were so sweet from the moment I met you and every time I see you, it's always warm greetings. And I appreciate that. But y'all always like to tell how I met the person. Somebody, of course. Yeah, it was so fun. Yeah, that was a memorable night to say the least. I remember that night. Yeah, the play was really good. So good. It's so good. I always try to pop in and see him when he's on the road. Yeah, just to check on him. Yeah, but that was a fun time. Everyone knows you. We were introduced to you in the 90s

as Beyonce's mom, but I want to know who Tina knows is and where Tina comes from. So tell us

just a little bit about you. Well, you know, I grew up in Galveston, Texas, in the South,

and grew up really poor. Found out later that my parents boarded for me to go to private school.

Really?

They were, she did all the sewing for the church and my dad showed for the nuns and, you know,

we were like indentured servants for them, which wasn't the best experience for me, but it prepared me for a lot of my life.

And I appreciate their sacrifice.

Just grew up in Galveston, this little island.

And so it's like a tourist town.

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