What happened on May 30 might look like a loss to some—but they’re wrong. It exposed the truth. I expected the distractions: internal conflicts, egos, drama, and people chasing attention instead of fighting for families. That’s exactly why, back in January, after the break from California Naked Truth, I stepped in—not to control, but to bring order, mediation, and focus. But I made one thing clear then, and I repeat it now: I will not be the laughingstock of this county or any official. I stand on my word. As far as my case goes, the state has approved the hearing between me and Child Support, scheduled for June 24. As I said before: the ones who stand here are the ones who care. This was never about politics, attention, or personal agendas. This is about families. This is about kids. This is about people who don’t have a voice. I stepped out of my comfort zone and tried to work as a team—but when a team loses direction, accountability, and purpose, it stops being a team. So now I move forward with clarity. No distractions. No drama. No compromises. I am not stepping back. I fight and I work for those who truly need it—the families without a voice. I am not giving up. This fight for a better family system continues—with or without the noise. This is not the end. It’s the reset.