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Speaker 1: Award winning singer, songwriter, producer and model Sierra. People see
Speaker 1: me glammed up and everything looks like it's good, and
Speaker 1: everything is not always good. I mean a shower and
Speaker 1: I'll be crying because I'm not in the happiest place
Speaker 1: and it hurts when I'm going through. I'm really afraid
Speaker 1: of losing myself. What was the most painful aspect of that?
Speaker 1: Was it the breakup? Was it the idea of being
Speaker 1: a single parent? When I was thinking about my son future,
Speaker 1: I realized I have to start making different decisions period.
Speaker 1: And she shares intimate details about her husband, Russell Wilson.
Speaker 1: What was it about Russell that made you feel like
Speaker 1: this is the one? It was different? Was the family?
Speaker 1: He was like this and arms like I got you girl?
Speaker 1: Where the tissue? So yes, we got us a fist
Speaker 1: once a day, honey, this is gonna be good. One
Speaker 1: of the reasons why I really wanted to have her
Speaker 1: come to the table was the idea that she's transformed
Speaker 1: some of her maybe not so pleasant experiences into the
Speaker 1: idea of a beauty mark. I remember used to call
Speaker 1: them battle scars. There's like, no, you got some beautiful
Speaker 1: battle scars, yeah, but beauty mark is actually yeah, that's
Speaker 1: the way are beautiful. Every woman has her beauty marks.
Speaker 1: You need the adversity to come into your wisdom. It
Speaker 1: is up to us to transform it. And and that's
Speaker 1: what I'm really interested in. Sierra burst onto the music
Speaker 1: scene when she was only eighteen years old, and since
Speaker 1: then she has sold over twenty three million records. In
Speaker 1: twenty hurteen, Sierra and rapper producer Future announced their engagement,
Speaker 1: but after a very public and painful breakup, Sierra unexpectedly
Speaker 1: became a single mom to their son, also named Future.
Speaker 1: Then she found what she describes as the love of
Speaker 1: her life, NFL superstar Russell Wilson. Sierra decided to level
Speaker 1: up with her latest album, where she shares some of
Speaker 1: the most vulnerable moments of her life and reveals how
Speaker 1: she turned her emotional scars into beauty marks. Let's introduce
Speaker 1: the beauty to the Red Table Siera. So good to
Speaker 1: see you guys are I'm my god, you you ladies
Speaker 1: are phenomenal. I mean, what I'm looking at in front
Speaker 1: of my face, I don't know the TV really shows
Speaker 1: it how I see right here, but you guys are
Speaker 1: I mean, it's beautiful, thank you and it's amazing, it's inspiring.
Speaker 1: I say, being a mom thinking about the bond that
Speaker 1: you guys have is very special and very rare. So
Speaker 1: it's it's awesome. You know, I've seen you since you
Speaker 1: were a team. The idea of your album being called
Speaker 1: Beauty Mars that really hit me. As we come and
Speaker 1: go deeper into our womanhood, how we realize everything that
Speaker 1: we've been through, nothing's wasted, no regrets, real talk, learned
Speaker 1: from all your mistakes, learned from all your experiences. Yes,
Speaker 1: when was that moment in your life where you realized
Speaker 1: that idea? Because I think that's a pivotal moment, very pivotal.
Speaker 1: I think becoming a single mom was a start of that.
Speaker 1: I would have moments not being in the shower and
Speaker 1: not be crying like I was, Like a few few
Speaker 1: moments I'll be crying. Different settings show and I'll be
Speaker 1: like crying because I am not in the happiest haste
Speaker 1: and it hurts what I'm going through. And what was
Speaker 1: the most painful aspect of that? It was painful? Was it?
Speaker 1: The breakup wasn't the idea of a single. It was
Speaker 1: a combination of everything, right, because none of it was ideal. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it wasn't what you pictured. I grew with my mom
Speaker 1: and my dad being together, the idea of it being
Speaker 1: mommy and daddy that made baby. And then also you're
Speaker 1: living your life in front of the world a whole
Speaker 1: of the layer. I don't feel like I'm failing right now.
Speaker 1: Other people, most me, they come in and comments like,
Speaker 1: you know all that stuff. You know, it's it's real.
Speaker 1: You can't help but to think of it. The one
Speaker 1: thing I fear in life is really wasting my life,
Speaker 1: wasting my time. I really fear that because you realize
Speaker 1: that time does not stop and it will be the
Speaker 1: worst scenario to stay in a situation that it's just
Speaker 1: not healthy. It's not going to get any better. I've
Speaker 1: realized I have to start making different decisions. Period. Sometimes
Speaker 1: don't actually know what you want, but you know what
Speaker 1: you don't want. You know what you don't want that.
Speaker 1: Knowing what you don't want is really half that's half
Speaker 1: more than half real because he creates clarity. You're like,
Speaker 1: I'm clear. And then when you know what you don't
Speaker 1: want and you see that image, you're like, exactly, I don't.
Speaker 1: When I was thinking about my son, I know what
Speaker 1: I want to feel like, I know the kind of
Speaker 1: love like that I want for us. And I think
Speaker 1: it's important to understand that too, because even sometimes we
Speaker 1: give people on earth more power than they should have,
Speaker 1: and that's important, right, who are you surrounding yourself? It
Speaker 1: was a vulnerable moments and sometimes your friends to send
Speaker 1: you up up the flame and down the drain. Remember
Speaker 1: one time I was working out on the elliptical machine
Speaker 1: and I was just like not sure about do I
Speaker 1: stay or do I you know what direction? Do I go?
Speaker 1: What is the right thing to do? And it's like
Speaker 1: it's easy to do this, but it's the easy thing,
Speaker 1: the right thing, right. So what I did was the
Speaker 1: future was like my teddy bear. Yeah. So I was like,
Speaker 1: we're gonna go, We're about to do this thing again.
Speaker 1: Let's go. So his first trip was to a visa
Speaker 1: and that was kind of like my first time stepping out,
Speaker 1: I wasn't all way back to my normal weight. I
Speaker 1: was like, we're about to go, Like, let's go. I
Speaker 1: just was like, I'm going to commit. I'm going to
Speaker 1: commit to pulling through. There's no other option because if
Speaker 1: I if I decided, if I chose not to commit,
Speaker 1: then I was gonna fall apart. And the one thing
Speaker 1: I will say is I'm really afraid of losing myself.
Speaker 1: Got it. And I think if you sit in situations
Speaker 1: that aren't healthy, or you let them like linger too long,
Speaker 1: you start to lose yourself. I don't like crying all
Speaker 1: the time. I don't like being sad. So I'm like,
Speaker 1: how do I get out of this because I like
Speaker 1: being like trying to I'm like, we're gonna have to
Speaker 1: push through it exactly. I'm not trying to sit in
Speaker 1: this feeling. You know. I had to take a couple
Speaker 1: of times to figure it out. But my dad's love
Speaker 1: is would save me in all my situations, meaning because
Speaker 1: it would get to a point where it's like my
Speaker 1: dad would do my mom right, like business can't be
Speaker 1: love God. So he was your barometer. It's like you
Speaker 1: and I would think of him and the right moment,
Speaker 1: would you make me say, Okay, it's like doing the
Speaker 1: same thing over and over as insanity. Yes it is.
Speaker 1: So I'm like, okay, I gotta do something a little
Speaker 1: different here. So I had to say that I had
Speaker 1: the same goal. I always had the same goal one
Speaker 1: wanting to be loved a certain way. But I was
Speaker 1: just walking in the wrong direction. I was looking in
Speaker 1: the wrong direction. I thought it's gonna be single for
Speaker 1: a long time. Being in that new position of being
Speaker 1: a single mom is like when you're thinking about dating,
Speaker 1: that's like a bit of a like what's this gonna
Speaker 1: be like? Because I look different now, Like not saying
Speaker 1: I physically looked a look different because when I when
Speaker 1: I date now, it's not just me, it's Sam. You
Speaker 1: have somebody else. So you created a different vision for you, absolutely,
Speaker 1: and I was very clear on it. But I also
Speaker 1: desire something different. Let me tell you that right there.
Speaker 1: Because a lot of people like in situations that they
Speaker 1: say they want to be out of, but they don't
Speaker 1: want to change that. You don't really want that we
Speaker 1: keep having the same behaviors that keep creating those situations.
Speaker 1: So you actually really like the pain that you you know,
Speaker 1: so loving myself was huge because once I start to
Speaker 1: love myself, then I'm also loving my son. Right then
Speaker 1: I can also love how I can also be loved
Speaker 1: how I deserved it to be loved, and I can
Speaker 1: also love the right way too. And the moment I
Speaker 1: start to do that, like the taste of something that
Speaker 1: I thought kind of was like cool or tasted right before,
Speaker 1: it didn't taste good anymore. Yeah, your tastes change. Like
Speaker 1: I could feel the feeling of what I wanted to
Speaker 1: have in my husband that was going to come into
Speaker 1: my life. No more of the engage and do that
Speaker 1: no more? Like how how do they talk about marriage?
Speaker 1: When they talk they tell you they actually kind of
Speaker 1: tell you when they talk about marriage the guy whoever?
Speaker 1: They tell you they yes, you don't hear sometime what
Speaker 1: you want to hear? Yeah, what was it about Russell
Speaker 1: that made you feel like he this is the one?
Speaker 1: Because what you said before is so true. When you
Speaker 1: have a child, you can't you can't experiment And the
Speaker 1: bringing everybody and everybody home. When Russ came into our
Speaker 1: lives feature was ten months old, there was different. I
Speaker 1: never had that feeling in my What was the failing
Speaker 1: what it was just like it was calm. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's important. It was girl, it was calm before the
Speaker 1: cold might not have been a thing you were looking for,
Speaker 1: you like, I need to fight. When that feeling come out,
Speaker 1: we're gonna turn away and we're gonna we're gonna look
Speaker 1: for that other feeling. But the thing is is that
Speaker 1: that feeling doesn't happen though, Yeah, it doesn't because you're clear. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So when Russie and I met, we were being friends first, right,
Speaker 1: he actually met my family in the friend setting. Oh,
Speaker 1: because it was not only me, but it's also my dad.
Speaker 1: When he saw us all together for the first time
Speaker 1: in person, when we talked, we were connecting on every
Speaker 1: way and we talked about being equally yoked and his
Speaker 1: conversation it was just different. The way he looked at life.
Speaker 1: It was different. Also the energy with my son, it
Speaker 1: just felt right. And then of course the consistency. He's consistent.
Speaker 1: That consistency is so crucial. People can show up real
Speaker 1: nice on day one day he was like this open
Speaker 1: arms like he's like all come, like I got you. Yes,
Speaker 1: Just the detail like whenever he would think of me,
Speaker 1: he would always think about my son, and to love
Speaker 1: me as to love my son. We come together. It's
Speaker 1: you know, it's just it's a different level of love.
Speaker 1: I really feel. That's one of my pet peeves. It's like,
Speaker 1: you can't love me and not love what I love
Speaker 1: for me. When I look at your story and I
Speaker 1: see you guys together, and I could tell that he's
Speaker 1: got real love for you because of how he's loved
Speaker 1: your son. He had a post and I'm getting blink
Speaker 1: you already just thinking about it because I know how challengeing, Yes,
Speaker 1: because I have a bonus son who I adore, But
Speaker 1: it's challenging and knowing how to balance because there is
Speaker 1: a place. You know, Trey has a mother, so I
Speaker 1: had to learn how to have that motherly compassion without
Speaker 1: trying to fill that space because that space is taken right.
Speaker 1: So Russell, he had a posed for future on his
Speaker 1: fifth birthday, said, from the moment we came into each
Speaker 1: other's world, now five years later, you've changed my life,
Speaker 1: my heart for the better. You are the greatest gift
Speaker 1: I could ever ask God for. Yeah, I will always
Speaker 1: love you. God, you teach you care for you. Happy
Speaker 1: fifth birthday. Don't make me cry because I know, like,
Speaker 1: especially for a man. Can we just be real about
Speaker 1: that for a minute, okay, Like for a man to
Speaker 1: take on that responsibility. It has been a very special
Speaker 1: journey with my husband and I because we are blended family.
Speaker 1: How has it been as far as having a blended family,
Speaker 1: because I know that in my situation, My goodness, you
Speaker 1: take a long time. You know. I was telling Will
Speaker 1: the other day, you know, because she and I were
Speaker 1: chilling at the Aladdin premiere and over the years, how
Speaker 1: the process and how now it's so it's just it's
Speaker 1: what's that, right? You know, It's just it does tate
Speaker 1: times always think about the mother's leng too far Proffer,
Speaker 1: I didn't even think about that. It's a different dynamic,
Speaker 1: you know. More than anything this is has been something
Speaker 1: real on my heart is that I don't think people
Speaker 1: really think about the child when they like to make
Speaker 1: chatter about kids, because everyone likes to weigh in on opinions. Yeah,
Speaker 1: everybody got something to say. Adults, we can won't be fine, right,
Speaker 1: But the child is the person that has to read stuff,
Speaker 1: They have to see stuff. As far as the real
Speaker 1: life part of it versus the celebrity part, I think
Speaker 1: the biggest thing is always trying our best to just
Speaker 1: like live life as much as we can, as normal
Speaker 1: as possible, and so Russian fright in he was changing diapers.
Speaker 1: He was so proud of Future's first steps. When I
Speaker 1: go to teach a parent conferences, he's at every one
Speaker 1: of them with me, and I make sure schedule so
Speaker 1: he can be there because those details matter to do.
Speaker 1: It's honestly one of those sexiest things about him to
Speaker 1: me because the way he loves my son. Also he
Speaker 1: loves our kids. Yeah, it's sexy. So so in the deliver,
Speaker 1: he was in the he was, he was in there,
Speaker 1: you see, was choke when I pushed out Future. He
Speaker 1: was nine pounds announcers, he was one. Really she was
Speaker 1: not as big as Future, but I stalled at six
Speaker 1: cimeters so it worked out obviously. But she beat me up,
Speaker 1: and I was like, there must be something about this too,
Speaker 1: like she's got fired in the belly. But that's how
Speaker 1: mom was. She beat me up in the tummy. I
Speaker 1: knew you I had a fire cracker, you know, say
Speaker 1: I'd throw an elbow exactly. Girls bring so much fire,
Speaker 1: like I see the difference with Siena and Future and
Speaker 1: it's just nice. Sienna is too going on twenty like
Speaker 1: y'all ready because ready if y'all ain't ready to too
Speaker 1: bad for you because it's about to start. I know
Speaker 1: when I delivered my kids, it put will an ultimate
Speaker 1: aw Yes, he had such a different respect and understanding
Speaker 1: of feminine power. Did you have that moment where because
Speaker 1: he was right there. He's a great boy. He was
Speaker 1: with me every step of the way. It's amazing because
Speaker 1: you can tell he still has moments when he's just
Speaker 1: like wow, even looking at that. The fact that he
Speaker 1: has a daughter, like it's just so, it's just what
Speaker 1: has that been like? Because even for will he loves
Speaker 1: all his children, but there's a connection that he has
Speaker 1: two Willow specifically as a father to a daughter. I
Speaker 1: can see how he's softened. Yes, I think he's been
Speaker 1: doing a pretty decent job being firmed with love. He's
Speaker 1: got a good balance with it. But I do see
Speaker 1: the dynamics between when he's with future and with her. Yeah,
Speaker 1: to be rough with the boys, but she's delicate. That's
Speaker 1: the little princess. Everything she does, like, oh like everything.
Speaker 1: But he's so sweet. I think also, there's something beautiful
Speaker 1: about your kids seeing how you're loved. Yeah, when I
Speaker 1: was a young girl, I watched how my dad loved
Speaker 1: my mom and and it's really sweet because they're so
Speaker 1: loving already. Both keep your auntie and it just showers
Speaker 1: me with kisses after school and seas. The way she
Speaker 1: loves and the way she loves with daddy. It's really precious.
Speaker 1: And they learned from seeing you. They it seems like
Speaker 1: from everything that you've gone through now you can really
Speaker 1: be grateful. Like your gratitude. Oh, it's real, because I
Speaker 1: wouldn't have gone through those things. I may not have appreciated. Yes,
Speaker 1: the man that I have in my life, I want
Speaker 1: to appreciate it when it is really going good and
Speaker 1: everything's falling in place. You need those roller coasters. I
Speaker 1: believe in my journey happening in front of the world
Speaker 1: for a reason. I'm really impressed at how unapologetic you
Speaker 1: are at being a mother and a wife. But you like,
Speaker 1: and I'm still sexy. You gotta be. And I'm still working,
Speaker 1: and I could be a devoted mom and a devoted wife.
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm I'm thriving it more like i
Speaker 1: feel like I'm doing my thing, like about to do
Speaker 1: the cover of you know, okay, and then I'm about
Speaker 1: to go tomorrow, gonna drive my kids to school, and
Speaker 1: I feel like and then I do a confidence call
Speaker 1: to that and I picked them up from school, and
Speaker 1: I hang out with my husband date night, and I
Speaker 1: go back on the road again, Like it's the time
Speaker 1: where I'm like, I gotta make the best of it,
Speaker 1: and you know what I think, for me, it's also
Speaker 1: important for my kids to see mommy doing her thing,
Speaker 1: like you can do anything you put your mind to,
Speaker 1: and that's real. And then factoring in now we're in
Speaker 1: CEO hat and artists had, mommy had and wife had
Speaker 1: its turns up like makes the best thing. It's good time,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? God, don't just for it
Speaker 1: all and to who much has given? Much is required.
Speaker 1: As someone that's kind of tough, I feel like I've
Speaker 1: been conditioned to be and protect mode. Oh yeah, like love,
Speaker 1: but still a little ounce of protection here just in
Speaker 1: case to mind wanna drop me off and just leave
Speaker 1: me hanging. But I think you gotta love fearlessly when
Speaker 1: you're in the right situation. You have to, like I
Speaker 1: surrender it. Yeah, you have to. What do you think
Speaker 1: people misunderstand the most about you. That's a really good question.
Speaker 1: I feel like for times, I've always seemed a bit
Speaker 1: serious and I like to have fun, like I'm a
Speaker 1: goofy girl, you know, And I think oftentimes people see
Speaker 1: me glammed up and everything looks like it's good, and
Speaker 1: everything is not always good. So I do want people
Speaker 1: to know that. But I will tell you sometimes when
Speaker 1: you fake it till you make it, it helps you
Speaker 1: get through some stuff. Let's bring out the fishbowl. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the fishbowl, the infamous fishbowl. Here we go. Alright, so
Speaker 1: you're I guess, all right, so you get to pick first.
Speaker 1: Are you and Russell going to have another baby? If
Speaker 1: you if you would ask Russell, we have like five
Speaker 1: more kids to me. I do look forward to having
Speaker 1: another baby. I hope that I can have at least
Speaker 1: two more. Yeah, that's I love my kids. I loving
Speaker 1: a mom. It's like my wife and my life. My
Speaker 1: family is my wife in my life, and I feel
Speaker 1: like I'm really doing something even more because of them. Yeah. Right,
Speaker 1: the music and stuff is amazing, But gosh, when I
Speaker 1: look at those babies, I just say thank you God.
Speaker 1: And I love being a mom. That's the way I
Speaker 1: can see it. I enjoy it. Yeah, this way best
Speaker 1: gift you ever gave to Russell and received from Russell.
Speaker 1: I just recently threw him his thirtieth birthday surprise right there.
Speaker 1: But does she just say thirty? Is that this year?
Speaker 1: They're young? Yes? He was like, okay, y'all and I'm
Speaker 1: a cooky no, but your baby is still Yeah, I
Speaker 1: am through his thirty of surprise birthday party. He actually
Speaker 1: threw my thirty of surprise birthday party, and it was
Speaker 1: only right that I got him back because that was
Speaker 1: the best party I ever had in my life. Thirty
Speaker 1: is such a special number. I wanted for him to
Speaker 1: walk into thirty with the bank, and so I did that. NZ.
Speaker 1: This is where you see here. Do you and Russell
Speaker 1: ever argue? I don't know argue as the word, but
Speaker 1: we do have moments where we He thinks blue and
Speaker 1: I think red. Of course we do have those moments. Luckily,
Speaker 1: it has not been crazy so far, and we're about
Speaker 1: our third year of marriage. It doesn't have crazy. Yeah, crazy,
Speaker 1: I'm like arguing, like we didn't do a lot of arts.
Speaker 1: I'm really calm. He's pretty calmed too. He's very passionate,
Speaker 1: as he says. Yeah, we never get like tone high
Speaker 1: neither and I never ever, and I've been married to
Speaker 1: him for twenty one years. So, Jennifer from Seattle, what
Speaker 1: was the specific prayer you pray to get cook the system?
Speaker 1: This is the funniest thing in the world, this prayer
Speaker 1: thing that all the fans talk about, Jennifer. I believe
Speaker 1: that when you pray for things in your life, be
Speaker 1: very specifically, very clear. You know about what you want
Speaker 1: and to the point to whereas you can taste it.
Speaker 1: You know, you can feel it through your bones, you
Speaker 1: can feel through your body. It's a very spiritual thing
Speaker 1: because you're getting lost by praying and speaking and declaring
Speaker 1: what you want for your life. You know, I pray
Speaker 1: to really learned, you know, from the wisdom that I gained.
Speaker 1: You know, I prayed for discernment. I pray for god
Speaker 1: fearing man. Yeah, pray for someone that was gonna love kids.
Speaker 1: I want to stop you right there, because you just
Speaker 1: said something very important. I tell people all the time,
Speaker 1: a man can't be a good man for you. He's
Speaker 1: got to be a good man for himself. Important And
Speaker 1: you don't want to just want else from validation. You know,
Speaker 1: me and my husband look at and I'm like, I'm
Speaker 1: a better woman because of him. He's like, he says
Speaker 1: he's a better man of you, use and me. But
Speaker 1: you know who we are by our first and foremost
Speaker 1: with ourselves. Who do you want to be a woman
Speaker 1: and who he wants to be as his own man?
Speaker 1: And how you to support each other in that? And
Speaker 1: it's very attractive when someone knows who they are. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, they're a leader, you know, and they're clear
Speaker 1: on their vision. Where are you trying to go to
Speaker 1: and what is it that you don't want exactly? I
Speaker 1: just got a journal. I've actually been in detail writing
Speaker 1: like what I want for my life, Like what kind
Speaker 1: of person I want to be, how I want to
Speaker 1: react in certain situations, the things that I feel like
Speaker 1: I need to learn, the things that I feel like
Speaker 1: i've I have a good handle on. You know, that's
Speaker 1: a real thing, because I really believe that you can't
Speaker 1: get to where you want to get to in life
Speaker 1: without having a compass and writing down is real. When
Speaker 1: I was thirteen years old and I'm fourteen years old,
Speaker 1: this is what I was trying to look at my
Speaker 1: life head after high school and trying to figure out
Speaker 1: what I wanted to do with my life as it
Speaker 1: related to my dreams. Like when I wrote down on
Speaker 1: a sheet of paper my goals, and they were the
Speaker 1: goal list was short at first, right, I was very specific.
Speaker 1: The first goal was to get discovered, and the second
Speaker 1: goal was once I got discovered, to sell three to
Speaker 1: four million records. And the third goal was to have longevity. Right,
Speaker 1: those are my three goals on that paper. Fifteen years old,
Speaker 1: I signed my first publishing deal. Sixteen years old, I
Speaker 1: signed my first recording contract. Then eighteen years old, put
Speaker 1: out my first album, and then and that album not
Speaker 1: only sold three to four million records, so five million
Speaker 1: records and the third goal longevity. Now I'm fifteen years
Speaker 1: later saying, they're talking to you guys, so that one
Speaker 1: simple philosophy or that page. So what you're saying is real,
Speaker 1: and I still do that to this date in my life.
Speaker 1: Sometimes in our household, we sit down and write down
Speaker 1: our goals. Are we like, like you said the observation exactly,
Speaker 1: that's a real thing because that's also kind of like
Speaker 1: you dealing with things. That's also like if you need
Speaker 1: to heal, you can like cathartic. It's it's a cathartic,
Speaker 1: it's it's healthy and you're working on yourself. Yeah, you're up. Yeah.
Speaker 1: She didn't show me how to do that level up there.
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