I'm Daniel Schneider. I'm here with one Casey Rose Wilson. You know, she has not been

on the last two podcasts because she has some big news to announce and I'm just so excited.

I'm probably going to start crying. Thank you for having me, Daniel. I'm excited to have

you Casey on our podcast. I couldn't wouldn't want to announce this anywhere else. Do you like me

sort of like you being a guest on our podcast? Did that feel straight? I do. It feels good. It feels

like my hands are off the wheel. I don't have to worry about a thing. I mean, I'm in pajamas. It feels

great. So Casey, can you tell everybody the great news? I would love to. So I have some news and

I'm going to cry, but I I'm telling everyone here because I really do feel all the listeners are

part of this in a very huge way. I'll explain, but the piece of news is I love to share with everyone

that we now have a baby girl via surrogate. She is here and her name is named after my best friend

of all time. Amanda, Francis, so Vic, Johnston, her name is Francis, but we're calling her Frankie.

So she is Frankie Rose Casp. And she's joined us. She's here. And I haven't been, you know,

saying anything because of just superstition and general, you know, but it's I think it was about

a year ago, maybe over a year, that I basically crowdsourced. It basically said checkbox, yes or no.

Should I have a third child? And boy, did you all respond? One of you was like, don't do this,

but the rest of you, the day I wish I could take my third one back. Send her back. She was like,

I, what can I do? But my life is a living hell. But the rest of you were so generous in like

sharing how you manage three, all of it. You know, I've wanted a girl so badly, didn't you? I got

so lucky. And I want to, it's been the most profound experience of my life going through surrogacy.

And for many reasons, one being just kind of, as you know, and I spoken about it in my book,

and I'm not ashamed. I'm prepared for any haters who want to come my way. A large factor of

surrogacy was my postpartum depression that I had through both kids. And I think it's actually a

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