Hello, my gorgeous people.

It's Lala Kent.

Welcome back to the Give Them Lala podcast.

We are back in L'A.

We are finished with the tour.

I kind of feel bummed about it.

I know.

It's really now that we're like,

because I feel like towards the end of the tour, we're like, okay, this has been, it was amazing, but we're like, you, I mean, you were like, it's time to get back and see ocean. But now, like, the day after I woke up and I was like, oh no. I know. It was weird. It was like bittersweet. I was excited to come home and be with my baby because I hadn't seen her in almost two weeks. Yeah. Which, you know, selfishly, I wanted her with me on tour. But it was way too many

dates to like and different places to bounce her around. And even just that, you know, two to three hour time change was like

messing with me. Well, that would, yeah, that would mess with her schedule and all of that.

So we did nine shows in 11 days. Now that it's over, how do you feel about it?

Now that I can look back on it, it was one of the most unbelievable experiences that I'll probably

ever have. And it's because when you get to see people face to face that have supported you,

it gets emotional. Yeah. Like there were people that would, you know, that were in VIP that would come around, you know, the little, what's that backdrop thing?

Like the step and repeat thing.

And sob and like share their stories with me.

One woman and I will protect what she told me.

But it was along the lines of your daughter saved my life and then she told me the story and we both were sobbing yeah and I just was like how

incredible that I get to do this and that these people have allowed me to do it for a really long time.

And I always think about, and I talked about this at the live show, that I would think about, you know, when I was in Utah on the couch with hopes and dreams, those intel like winning Oscars, that God had a different

plan and that I was happy and I am happy that God did have another plan for me.

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