Adam Nell Gray. Oh, okay.

I'll go on on it.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to another episode of Everyone's Business. But mine with me,

Cara Berry. Hope your week has been going well. And listen, I hate to start on like a bitter sweet

moment here, but

we in the black community have a phrase that it's called like giving somebody their flowers.

And by that it means you show respect and your love and your reverence for people before

they leave. Now, we all know as viewers of the Real Housewives of Atlanta that Greg had a

cancer journey. Unfortunately, it has come back. And according to Nini, she's just stated in the

last day that Greg is not doing well. And in her words, he's transitioning to the other side.

So I just felt it appropriate to give this man his flowers.

And show my respect to him because honestly, as a Real Housewives of Atlanta fan, I really

loved like they showed their relationship works and all. And the thing that I found most

compelling about their relationship is the there was always an undercurrent of love and respect

and friendship. Like maybe things weren't always great, but they were always family and they

tried to make it work and they communicated and they opened their doors to us and they allowed

us to see the good, the bad and the ugly. And I appreciate that honestly. I really do. I always

loved Greg. Greg is like representative of a very specific type of black man that I just find

there's a familiarity there and a comfort there, even though I don't personally know him. So

we love you Greg. Thoughts and prayers go out to all the leaks family and honk the horn on their

ass man. You know, we love you. We love you. Let's move on to something that, you know, I'm typically

more apt to talk about, which is white mess drama. And the next couple of articles are going to be

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