00:05I just, you know, I don't know. I'm a woman. My genitalia is irrelevant. It's not the first host. It's
00:11not the first female host. It's the first host. I thought that was kind of cool.
00:14It is a nod to the changing climate and a nod to the celebration of women. And they feel that
00:20some actors have felt unrecognized or marginalized. And they wanted to bring those stories to light and give them the
00:25forefront. So they said, OK, women, you're having a larger voice now. You're saying a lot of things. Let's give
00:30you the stage.
00:30If I present this very, like, bubbly, perky, I'm always happy. I'm trying to do a great job raising my
00:36kids to talk about the reality of my life, which is that, like, I get very anxious and I get
00:41depressed and I check in with myself and I make sure that I'm staying mentally healthy. And I just felt
00:46like the authentic version of me would share my whole story.
00:49I don't believe in standing in the way of anyone wanting to commit to anything. I don't believe in standing
00:56in the way of love and I want to stand up for that right. And that's what it is. It
01:01doesn't boil down to anything other than if someone else wants to commit their life to another person, why would
01:08I not bolster that argument?
01:09And it was a huge wedding, right? Gigantic. Yeah. It was the two of us and $142 in legal fees.
01:18And we signed our name on a piece of paper. We got married in a tiny room in the Beverly
01:23Hills courthouse and it was still one of the best days of my life.
01:42And your daughters go nuts that you're Princess Anna. I mean, is that like a big thing? No, they could
01:48care less. Oh, they don't care? No, no, God, no. Why? I don't know, because they live to break down
01:52my self-esteem.
01:54I was able to help shape a type of heroin that I wanted to see, that I would identify with
02:01when I was five to ten years old. And I feel like I'm so, so proud of Anna because of
02:07all those things.
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