Breakthrough Conversation with Jayne Kennedy

I see you're getting emotional even just talking about your daughters and inspiration.

Oh, now you're going to make me cry.

Yeah.

Because I do.

Yeah.

Oh, my God.

Yes.

Okay.

Yeah.

I have a stepdaughter, Cheyenne, and I took her to the store one day and we got out of the car.

We're going into Pep Boys or something like that.

And we got out of the car and she came over and she said, you know, and Bill and I weren't married yet, you know, but she came over and she said, wait, mom, you're going too fast.

And it was the first time somebody had called me mom.

And I said, oh, my God, I got to get me one of these.

So then I ended up with Savannah who traveled with me all over the world.

And then Copper came along and she taught me a whole new way of enjoying a child, knowing who they are specifically, not expecting them to fit in my lifestyle or to be a part of me, but to see who she really is, you know? And I've totally enjoyed that.

And then Zaire comes along, and she's just a bundle of joy.

She has so much energy.

And she, you know, she, I can't keep up with her.

You know, she's always like, Mommy, I told you that already.

Mommy, you know how to do that already.

Mommy, you know how to, okay, I'll tell you once again.

She's like, you know, and she's just brilliant.

She's traveled abroad with a student program with USC.

She graduated from USC.