Sarah, Sarah, the way praise.

It was really hard, but it was a lot of separation of, even though I have these feelings about you,

I need to get along with you, I need to be friends with you, I need to allow you to still be in our lives.

And, you know, the amazing thing about Harry's dad is he wanted the same thing too.

I was going to say.

And that was the difference with him and with Peter is he wanted the same thing.

So, you know, it was, it was and it still is even very hard because we get an argument sometimes.

And I get those hurt feelings all over again,

you know, he's, I just found out he's dating again. And it was like, oh my God, you know,

this awful pain, you know, like being stabbed in your gut, like brings out all those feelings

again from, you know, the breakup of the relationship. But at the same time,

I have to be like, do you want to come over and trick or treat with the kids? Because that's what's

best for the kids. But in a weird way, it actually kind of forced me to heal from the, you know,

the one hand, the emotions of I'm hurt because the relationship ended,

because I'm forced to be around you and to be friendly with you for the kids' sake.

So it actually ended up, you know, kind of being a blessing in disguise.

But co-parenting healthily helped me, you know, get past a lot of the anger and the hurt from the relationship ending.

Harry's dad deserves a lot of credit because it's hard to find two people that put the kids first.

And you guys seem like you've really made that commitment.

And that takes, I mean, you both deserve a ton of credit for keeping that mission at the forefront.

Because, you know, you went through it.

And so many people listening are, you know, their parents had toxic relationships and

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