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Hello, gorgeous. Welcome back to the bonus episode of the Give Them La podcast. If you listen to Wednesday's episode, you guys know that today I am addressing

any questions, I guess the top questions that you guys have had for me throughout the course

of season 11. I know that many of you

have said that I surround myself with yes people. That is not true. I have a lot of people in my circle

who are tremendous support systems. But when I look back on my life,

especially starting season four to where I am now, a lot has happened in my world. I've gotten sober.

I've gone through a really tough breakup. I've handled myself in a very eloquent way, and then I've

burned that to the ground, a many of time. You don't go through the types of changes like I've

gone through in my life, the evolution that I've gone through in my life, what we call,

I guess, in Hollywood or TV biz a character arc. You don't go through the one that I've had

being surrounded by yes people. You just don't. I'm proud of where I am. I am still human and make many mistakes.

I'm okay with that. I'm not too proud to admit that there are times where I go, damn, I've had a

really humbling moment just now. They happen to me all the time. And it's never going to change that

I will always continue being my biggest fan because if I don't continue to practice self-love and

self-support, I can go into a dark place. So I do have many people around me who support me, but they check me a lot.

And I'm grateful for that.

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