00:00I went into this situation with my mind completely open, giving each girl their
00:08own chance to make an impression upon me, and just to see how that plays out. And
00:14some of the women that I really bonded with early on, and I thought were
00:18wonderful and great, and oh so genuine, and they had my back, turned out to be
00:25the complete opposite of that. Kenya is a very ambitious woman, you know, she's
00:32smart, she's beautiful. I think sometimes her approach to things aren't always
00:37necessarily the right choice, and that's fine, but in the situation with
00:43Kenya and I, it was just a situation where I gave her an opportunity to be part of
00:48something that I really was excited about, that meant something to me. You know,
00:52whenever I bring anyone into my school, that's like my baby. You don't play with my
00:56baby. Don't mess with Noelle. You don't mess with the mail agency. You know, anything
01:00that really is like something that's important for me.
01:03She's a model. I used to be a model. We have been in a certain crowd our entire
01:11lives, basically, and had, you know, attention on us and are successful in our
01:16business. I thought we had a lot in common and we would hit it off. I thought she
01:20would be like my best friend on the show. And so when we meet at the agency for the
01:26jet casting and it sort of went left, I was, I was surprised. And I felt like she just
01:33kind of came in and disrespected and, and I really was really trying to bring her in
01:38to just welcome her to the group. And she just did too much and I didn't like it and I
01:44think that was clear. We're both bosses and she had her idea of how the casting
01:51and should have gone. And I probably had my idea and I was very assertive in what I
01:57thought would be helpful in terms of my participation in the casting and just to
02:03be honest and direct and to give these girls a real chance. They need to know how
02:07to dress for an audition, how to present themselves and what to know when you show
02:12up. And Cynthia, to me, in my opinion, wasn't really giving them the truth that
02:19they needed at all. And so when I stepped up, I think that that's where it sort of
02:26started going downhill. But I think she at least respects me now. And for me that's the
02:34most important. So we, I mean, Kenya's just, you know, she just does things her way.
02:38I do things my way. We're not the same, but at the same time I do like and respect her.
02:43We're never going to always agree on everything. Her process is a little different
02:46from mine, but I think she's a great addition to the show.
02:49Cynthia and I, you'll have to watch this show to see how our relationship evolves,
02:54but I can tell you this, Cynthia is more like me than I ever would have thought.
03:04You've got to be a good one.
03:05Cynthia and I have to wait out to wait for the content of the
03:11story of the movie.
03:12Take this part to see how our relationship evolves.
03:14And I'm going to say, let's talk to you about the event.
03:19And we're not going to be on the same page as I've seen or the same page,
03:21but I really am fine as I've seen a meeting as I've seen a meeting.
03:22And so I can see how our relationship evolves.
03:24And I'm going to look at the opportunity.
03:26There are a couple things I've seen in the event that I'm seen before.
03:29And so we, again, look at the event today,
03:30and I'm just trying to see how I've seen.
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