Yeah. How are you able to like balance your life as far as like I'm 23 and I still like want to live my basketball life, the model life, all that stuff, but also like being able to get into a family and being able to have a family and have kids and stuff like that knowing like when the right time is for that. And it won't like, I guess not disrupt your career, but also just continue to like

keep you on the same page and like not shy you away from that. Yeah, I understand your question

because when I was younger, you know, as much as I dreamed of having a lot of kids, because I'm

only child. Yeah. I think that the only child of me just made me like want to have so many kids. My family's

really small. Yeah, same. Super small. My mom has two brothers. One is resting in heaven and he had two

kids. And then my dad has four sisters. And none of them had kids. Wow. So because of that,

you know, I really, I think I just dreamt so big of like having a large family. Like I used to always want a sibling growing up, you know, and so I eventually had to embrace like, okay, that's just not going to happen. And then I was like, I'm fine with it just being about me. Yeah. But as it pertains to like living life, you know, I think you'll know when the time is right.

You know, when you're ambitious, you know, it's kind of like and you're like, you know, entrepreneurial and like for yourself, you play basketball and you do all these things.

You're building your own businesses as well, you know.

I got to shout you out to you.

Thanks.

When you're doing that, you know, it's hard for you to, you know, you kind of think like living your life as a mom and, you know, this side of life.

Like, you know, obviously I'm a wife and like, you know, you kind of like, okay, well, how do you balance it? I think the mom factor is probably the more like, you know, greater question because you have to actually carry the baby. Yeah. That means you're going to be removed from the court for a certain amount of time. You're going to be removed from your work environment or like being on dancing on stages. But I'm not going to lie. I performed all the way to the end. All my babies for the most part. I've shot, you know, I've done music videos all the way to the end, like, whereas my hips are like a little bit in pain and I'm going to deliver a baby in like two days kind of scenarios. Like after, you know, I've gone through all through all that but i think the greatest thing is

that what i've been able to learn is that you know technically there's no perfect timing but the

imperfect timing ends up being the perfect timing for you and you figure it out yeah like you don't

you don't you know that's the thing about motherhood is that you don't know fully what you're getting into, but you end up figuring it out because like we're, it's our, it's in us. It's innate. Like that's who we are. Like we're nurturers by nature. Yeah.

And I think for the most part, the most of us were able to figure it out. And when you're hungry, you know, you definitely figured out.

You know, so my drive to be successful in my businesses, it didn't change.

If anything, it increased, you know, like my drive to still maintain my, my legacy as an artist.

Like now that I'm, you know, running my own label, like, it didn't change.

It increased. Like, because I'm like, you know what? Who's this? Like, I've heard it's where people

say how they question you, like, how can you be a mom, be a wife and have businesses and do music

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