May 18, 2026
FROM FAMILY AFFAIR TO HOLLYWOOD ROMANCE KATHY GARVER RELEASES NEW BOOK AS CLASSIC SERIES TURNS 60
Kathy’s career is a true Hollywood rarity, stretching from her breakout as “Cissy” on CBS’s Family Affair to her more recent recognition as a GRAMMY-nominated audiobook narrator. It’s not just her range that stands out, but the way she’s managed to stay connected with fans decade after decade, whether through blockbuster animation, bestselling books, or live appearances.
Her most recent book, 'Romancing With The Stars,' continues to draw interest across classic TV and pop culture circles, and the fact that she’s actively working on new film projects as a producer and actress speaks volumes about her ongoing relevance. Kathy’s appearances on shows like Interviewing the Legends and Classic Conversations have been met with enthusiasm from both hosts and listeners, and her stories about the evolution of entertainment, the art of voice acting, and sustaining creativity in such a competitive field keep her fans coming back for more.
FROM FAMILY AFFAIR TO HOLLYWOOD ROMANCE: KATHY GARVER RELEASES NEW BOOK AS CLASSIC SERIES TURNS 60
Classic television star, author, acclaimed voiceover artist, and Grammy-nominated Kathy Garver released her latest book, Romancing with the Stars: Inspiring Hollywood Love Stories, co-authored by Doug Hartline. The book is a heartfelt look at some of the most enduring and inspiring romances in Hollywood history.
Published by BearManor Media, Romancing with the Stars takes readers behind the scenes of legendary love stories, from serendipitous on-set meetings to lifelong partnerships that have stood the test of time.
Garver is beloved by generations of fans as “Cissy” on the classic CBS sitcom Family Affair, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. The groundbreaking series remains a cherished part of television history and continues to introduce new audiences to the warmth, humor, and heart that made it a cultural touchstone.
With a career spanning more than six decades, Garver first appeared on screen in the epic film The Ten Commandments and has since built an impressive body of work across television, film, animation, audiobooks, and voiceover. Her distinctive voice has been featured in popular animated series, including Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends as Firestar, The New Yogi Bear Show, and Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos.
Garver recently received a GRAMMY® nomination for Best Audiobook, Narration & Storytelling Recording for Elvis, Rocky and Me: The Carol Connors Story, with GRAMMY®-winning musician David Longoria.
She remains active on screen, with upcoming films A Mother’s Christmas and Pollyanna’s Wish, which she will also produce.
Romancing with the Stars is available through Amazon, BearManor Media, and as signed copies at KathyGarver.com.
Website: https://www.kathygarver.com/
Socials:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kathygarverfanpage/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kgcissy/
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our next guest because, like, I saw the press release
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And so here we have Kathy Garver, who is a great,
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great author.
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But I remember her from Family Affair, I know.
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And do you realize it is the sixtieth anniversary a
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Family Affair this year?
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Yeah, I don't really want to know that because well
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he tells me how old I.
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Well I'm only fifty myself, honest that. Yeah, I mean
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that's the way. Well I feel like I'm about twenty eight.
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But yeah, chronologically i'm fifty. You know what. It was
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thirty nine and I can't I said, no, no, no, no.
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I can't get away with it.
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Anything I can get away with fifty.
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I think I'm still kind of like twenty five. And
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I can tell you that. So with four kids and
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eight grandkids. My oldest is forty one, my youngest is thirty.
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None of them can keep up with me. Like I
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always say to him, what's wrong with you people?
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I'm the one that's the zaity, the grandfather, and you
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guys are acting like you're eighty.
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I mean, I have a thirty five year old son
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and they're constantly Oh I'm exhausted.
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I said, come on, and I'm very healthy and I'm
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taking my wats. And it's the generation. I really think
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they're stressed. I think these were that's really super stressed
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too easily.
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I always say that if my kids ever had to
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live through the childhood I lived through, they wouldn't be
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here today, you know, like they couldn't handle it. No,
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And that doesn't make me special. It's just they don't
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have the coping skills nowadays.
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It's changed, you know, It's just and it changes though
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all the time. Every every generation changes, every ten years. Technology,
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say chat GTP is one of my best friends. I
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really like her a lot. She I had to make
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a presentation during this Oscar season to Eric Roberts, and
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I don't know what they have, but my my Romancing
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of celebrities and people in the business, and he's very
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much romantic. He's been married maybe forty eight years. So
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he says, Kathy, let's do this book together. I said, okay,
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I've written five books, so he and this was his first.
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this was going to be a very short book because
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Relationships in Hollywood. Turns out it's like four hundred and
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fifty pages. We have twenty seven wonderful couples, from Tony
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Doll and his wife Lauren to Frankie Adaline who's been
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married for sixty years, and Pat Boone sixty five years.
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I mean, and they're still I mean Frankie Avalon. I
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hate to say this is cranky Avlon. It's still really hot.
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He is really very handsome, and he lives close to
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me in Westlake.
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I ran into him at a restaurant.
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Oh my god, you live in Westlake.
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I live in Bell Canyon, which is like, you know,
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twenty minutes from Westlake.
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I went.
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I went to Westlake High and Aga High and Too High.
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Oh you know where Bell Canyon is? Then?
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The questions at all where all the horses are, Westrian
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got me a spa day at the west Lake vin
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know it's funny. I still freak out it and I
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go out there all the time. That you can drive
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through Oak Park from Agura to west Lake. That blows
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my mind, you know, because that was that always ended
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when I lived there, and then, like I remember, I
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used to go out and watch the dukes of Hazard
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Cards go by to go to Lake Sherwood all the time.
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I used to make it a point to be there
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when they're driving by.
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to Calabasas. All the Kardashians made that very popular. Yeah. Yeah,
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and it touches on why these couples stayed together. And
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I think it's kind of inspiring for anybody to read it,
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because we all have I mean, I was married for
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forty four years until my husband passed, and you know,
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there's the up days and the down days, and I
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think it takes someone to recognize, you know, what your
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mood is and then to do something perhaps about it,
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to bring a rose, or to read a book.
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and the trusting of that, and also there's kind of
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a spiritual bind between the couples that allowed them to
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look at something even higher that say oh, okay, I
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don't know if this was blessing heaven or not, so,
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but you.
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Know it's strong.
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Wow, from all the.
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That's kind of what came out in the book Romancing
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with the Stars, and it is the I think inspiring
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love stories. I think what's cool about it is and
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my co author has just traveled all over the world.
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He said, let's put in a travel guide and we'll
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recreate the couple's most romantic places and their most romantic moments. So,
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for instance, Morgan Brittany and her husband Jack, Morgan Brittany
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was on Dallas and Jack Gill's award winning stunt Guy,
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but their most romantic moment was when they were in
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Africa and they were in a tent on it and
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they were on a safari and they looked up at
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the sky and saw these sparkling lights and that was
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their most romantic moments. So afterwards then we say here
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are different safaris that you can take in Kenya or
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South Africa or this, and the prices and what it is,
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and if that's a little pricey, then we say, well
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then you go to the zoo and we show the
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beautiful zoos like San Diego Zoo where Griffith part zoo
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and see the animals have a romantic moment with a
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little wine and cheese and whatever. If that's too expensive,
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you cuddle up on the couch with some wine and
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cheese and watch Katherine Hepburn and in The African Queen
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with Humphrey Bogart.
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Very romantic. Yeah.
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So that's our book and it's people identify with it
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it is like, Okay, we all see the stories of
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the bad marriages, but then I just think to myself,
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same as this industry I'm in, like, it's almost better
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to be with somebody that has some connection to the
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industry because then they could understand certain things that people
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outside the industry may not. That maybe makes it better
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find that to be true or does that cause even
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more stress because both people are stressed out with the.
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Whole everything that goes on the industry.
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What I found in this particular book, you no, it
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is not good to be in the same one, and
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maybe it is good to be in the same one,
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but I think you know what you said at the end,
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there's a lot more stress because both of them are stressed.
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Almost everyone in the book had someone who was out
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of the industry, like for Rutally her her husband was
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a very successful restaurant tour and Tony daw His his
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long term wife was you know, a mother and painter,
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an artist, but you know, never in front of the camera.
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Frankie Avalon's wife, you know, at the beginning, I don't.
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They may have met, but she didn't continue after well,
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with six children, not going to have had a time,
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I found in these couples, the particular couples, and I
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think it's a great sampling that. And my husband was
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not My husband was a businessman, and I kind of
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put that out there. I said, well, first of all,
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I was like thirty three and I wasn't married, and
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I was getting not desperate, but I hadn't found the
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right person. So I said, the next person I need
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I'm going to marry, and springs and at a music
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industry tennis tournament and my friend was there and she
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was with her partner and we needed a fourth for tennis.
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we're waiting for the fourth next person. This is the
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person I'm going to marry. So the six ft three.
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Guy comes under the tennis court and we start playing
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tennis and I'm going back and forth and he says, oh,
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finally a woman that can play tennis. I'm going to
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get married and I go see he So three years
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later we got married and we're married for forty four years.
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But I was always I had already put in my
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mind I really didn't want somebody as an actor because
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there we're very high on the angs list. One of
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the worst things in the inks list is to lose
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your job. Well, that's what an actor does all the
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time they do a movie, Oh okay, now what do
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I do? Or if they do a stage with what
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that's over? And so you're constantly being a little depros
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because you don't have a job. So someone that has
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a steady job or someone that is steady really kind
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of anchors the blues that are going around them as
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a person.
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You know, And while you're talking, I'm thinking about makes
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so much sense to like you kind of want to
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have an escape from the industry, right, Like, that's I
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think the benefit of being with somebody in the industry.
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That's that's your escape, it is, And.
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I felt with David he was really one of the
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only person I could really be myself with. I could scream,
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I could yell, I can wear sweats. I don't have
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