Brooks Nader: The New Rules of Fame

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00:00What kind of drama do you not see unfold? I mean, it's everything from, you know, divorce, breakups,

00:06exes, you name it. You know, we're four girls in our 20s living in New York City. So

00:10imagine, you know, the drama that unfolds.

00:17I think you can expect a lot of chaos, a lot of unhinged behavior from all four of us.

00:24And also, I think a lot of people don't realize that, you know, we come from such a conservative,

00:28humble beginning. You know, we've, or I at least have lived in New York since I was 18. So

00:33I've been around this glitz and glam and fashion for so long that I think people think I grew up

00:38with it, but I definitely did not. And you get a little taste of, you know, how we grew up in

00:42Louisiana and our roots and you get to meet our parents. And there's a lot more layers to us than

00:48a lot of people think. It's a time in my life, especially where I was going through a lot of

00:52change and the cameras were rolling at the perfect time. And so they were, you know, we're fortunate

00:57enough that everyone was there to capture all the, all the things that unfolded. And I think

01:00that the moral of the story is kind of like how sisters come together during hard times and happy

01:05times and just sticking together. Mary Holland is sort of the nerd of the family. She, you know,

01:10comes from her background in finance. She worked on wall street for four years and, um, she's sort

01:15of our nurturer and like mom of the group. People think that she's older than me and I love it. Um,

01:21even though she's younger than me, because she's kind of the one that takes care of everyone.

01:25She's always got her together and she's just, you know, on top of it. Grace Ann,

01:29we call G animal, um, G and Grace Ann Nader, because she's a wild unhinged animal. She's the

01:35party girl, the crazy girl. She's the one that will punch someone in the bar. If you know,

01:39they grab your ass, she's that feisty girl. And then Sarah Jane is sort of that, you know,

01:45newer generation of, of girls that I love seeing grow up. And, and I feel like she's discovering

01:51herself, you know, we grew up in such a conservative household where we didn't know anybody that was,

01:56you know, gay or lesbian or anything growing up because we just weren't around it. And then

02:00she was struggling with that our whole childhood and, and moved to New York and was finally able

02:04to spread her wings and be her true self. So I think it's beautiful to watch her, you know,

02:08evolve into this woman that she's become. I can't lie. I kind of did. I was really enthralled

02:14by that whole world of, of Hollywood and of, um, the glitz and the glam and the red carpets.

02:20And I feel like, I don't know, I, I wasn't around it at all growing up. And so it was just,

02:24I remember being in grocery stores and my mom freaking out cause I was missing, but I was like

02:29in the corner with all the top boys, like reading through and thinking it was so cool. Um, and so,

02:34yeah, I feel like I, I kind of manifested it from a young age. I mean, I tell my sisters,

02:38like if he wanted to, he would, you know, if he's not picking you up, he's not giving you a lot

02:42flowers. Like if he wanted to give you flowers, he would, sorry, but he would like, you know what

02:46I mean? If I want to hang out with someone, I'm going to make it happen. So if he's putting you

02:50off or not hanging out with you, he doesn't want to hang out with you. It was really tough. I mean,

02:53it was, it was someone that I, I trusted and cared about. And, um, my sisters trusted too,

02:59my whole family trusted, and it was just heartbreaking to, to go through that and to be able to rewatch

03:05that. I mean, I'm kind of dreading it, but, but I think that, you know, there'll be people out

03:09there that will relate in a way. And, you know, there is a path forward and, you know,

03:15you will get through it. If you have the right people in your life. Do you think there's a path

03:18forward where you guys could ever be friends again, or no way at this point? No, hard. No.

03:24Yeah. It's really hard. No. I think I'm looking for, um, someone that's really funny and entertaining.

03:30Um, not boring. That's my numero uno. And just someone that, you know, gets along with my family

03:37that, you know, loves life and loves to travel and have fun and is hardworking and not lazy.

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