Part One: Loni and Adrienne’s Emotional Reveal About Their Little-Known Struggles

Although we’ve been together for quite some time, there are still things we’ve never gotten the chance to ask each other… until now!

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[NikkiP-]

Loni is a GEM. Tough exterior but so gentle at heart...she spoke facts. Being financially free is something most people don't speak about, but having financial freedom can bring you a level of comfort that is unbelieveable...money cannot buy you happiness but it can ease a great deal of stress in that aspect

[butyoucancallmesam]

Loni is one of the most compassionate people in television. She's mentioned the people that were laid off before and it always brings her to tears. I recall her telling this and she cried for those people.

[Chantelofficial]

Man, what touched me about what Loni said was the fact that there's a lot we weren't taught. It's never too late to start. Be encouraged!

[lydialestage]

Loni hit home with me… As a 45 year old woman, who’s caring for 78yr old mom, no children nor husband I totally understand and agree whole heartedly with Loni🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾

[shelocsher]

I love Garcelle’s answer. Having a partner should be an addition to your life, and add to your happiness, not be the source of it. Finding peace in being alone is significant.

[cristalleslie]

I love that Loni found James. She is so deserving of love!

[michaeld.williamsiii]

I see often people going in on Loni for being “too emotional” or “crying” But this is what makes her relatable and more human, behind the celebrity and fame. She certainly seems like a compassionate, thoughtful, and empathetic individual surely.💙

[byst]

I have to say having children doesn’t guarantee you’ll have someone to look after you in your old age. My grandma had 7 children and only one stepped up to look after her. She used to say to me that her children didn’t make her feel like she gave birth to 7 but to one. She surrounded herself with people who weren’t blood related as she couldn’t depend on her family.

[MadisonPettway_]

I just love Loni. She jokes but all these years later she cries for those people. She’s such a good person, and she made SUCH a good point.

[markebakt]

This show has evolved into just what a show needed to be for the pandemic. This is what everyone actually needs to be doing and a lot of people I know are doing

[inglewoodhoneyhoney]

I'm single, no kids, and I am prepared. Having children is no guarantee they will take care of you either. Witnessed it. Lonely is a state of mind.

[shaecarcar]

Lol @ Jeannie response to Loni's small joke about sleeping pills "...bitch." Can never be too serious between them, I love it!

[lorenalight]

Loni’s fear is my fear. Almost
40 years old and no children, I also feel as I don’t want to be a burden to anyone. I can totally relate to her. I am so glad I’m not the only one. 💜

[jocelynmondie]

I COMPLETELY feel and 100 percent understand what Loni means . As a wife and mother of 2 I worry about having enough money for them if I’m ever to leave this earth suddenly .

[Cantetinza]

I feel you Loni. I'm 40 and I don't have family either and I'm preparing as well.

[michaelnobles]

I totally felt Loni's answer. I sometimes have the same fears about not having enough money in my twilight years. I don't have any kids either myself so I know that I'm going to have to make sure that I'm setup for that time. Financial independence is super important for anyone.

[honeymoney]

Loni broke my heart talking bout "I don't wanna be a burden on anybody"
I wish she saw herself in a better light 😔

[LucaDuso]

Loni is seriously so bright and I would take any advice from her to heart.

[sandracrump]

Lori is a beautiful woman & intelligent!!! Her emotional turmoil is painful but beautiful she’s open & spreading awareness!

[m.l.]

I'm glad Loni's letting it out this season. I'm happy she's supported. Maybe the audience not being there is safer for her to share. She's a brave soul.