"I have no regrets. I was a great son. I was a great brother, I was a great friend - and titles that really mean something to me." - Marlon Wayans In an emotionally raw conversation, legendary comedian Marlon Wayans opens up about transforming personal pain into healing through comedy. He shares the powerful moment during his Amazon Prime special "Good Grief" when grief overtook him on stage while discussing the loss of his parents. Instead of cutting this vulnerable moment, Wayans chose to keep it, creating a profound connection with audiences who found solace in his shared experience of loss. Through his storytelling, he reveals the intimate ritual of taking weekly dinner dates with each of his parents before their passing, offering a touching lesson about cherishing time with loved ones. The discussion takes an unexpected turn as Wayans reveals his journey through accepting his child's gender transition, using the five stages of grief as a framework for understanding his own path to acceptance. With remarkable candor, he discusses his evolution as an artist, moving beyond simple comedy to create work that truly heals. His new approach to comedy focuses on vulnerability and shared human experiences, proving that laughter can be a powerful tool for healing when combined with raw honesty and compassion.