It's okay.

So apparently, what you guys don't see, and that's why when you see how it was set up, you'll realize how shicey this whole thing went down.

When Stacey told me what it was about, I get into my car, I see it.

When I get home, Stacey sends me screenshots of the person who DM'd her.

Okay.

And it was like a robot account.

And the DM, because at first she just sent me the pictures.

And so, like, how do you navigate that as another person in this show and a friend of hers? Yeah.

How do you juggle being a successful businesswoman and being on a reality show?

It's a lot.

And I'm still learning.

I'm still navigating that space because it's been my first year.

I have a lot of great support at the office.

My office, Sotheby's, shout out to TTR Sotheby's.

They have really rallied behind me.

What's been the hardest part?

Yeah

... uh, even the Nigerian culture back home is very, very conservative.

So I wasn't sure how they would take to it.

Um, and I think they were also kind of holding their breath to see how the season would go, how I carried myself.

But they- they've been very supportive, and they're very happy and proud of me.

Um, I think more importantly, my children, it mattered most to me my, what my children thought because, especially my older two girls, they're at very, you know, pivotal ages in their life.

And I asked them, I said, "Do you think Mommy should do this another year?" And they said, "Yeah, you can't be a one-hit wonder." And they're so proud of me, and they realize that not everybody's mom gets to do this.

It's like hearing your friends talk about you behind your back.