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[theme music playing]

-…where you're both there, just to, like…
-Yeah.

All right, well, Tyler, we are live here
in a couple seconds.

-Are you ready to go?
-I sure am.

-I have a lot coming through today.
-All right.

-Yeah.
-All right, we'll see you out there.

-Okay. [exclaims]
-Bye.

My left arm's hurting, so we'll see.

[Tyler] My name is Tyler Henry,
and I have a rather unusual ability.

I don't exactly see dead people,
but I definitely communicate with them.

I receive messages from those
who've passed for those still here,

proving our loved ones
never truly leave us.

I don't know who I'm going to read
or what messages may come through,

but powerful revelations await
from the other side.

This is
Live from the Other Side with Tyler Henry.

On the sofa behind me
is a celebrity couple

and their friends and family.

They're here to get a live reading

from the world's
most renowned medium, Tyler Henry.

Hi, I'm Amanda Kloots.

As you may or may not know,
Tyler never knows who he is going to read

and is about
to meet them all for the first time.

So, let's have Tyler come on out here.

-All right.
-[Amanda] Hi, Tyler.

-Hello, everybody.
-[woman] Hi, Tyler.

[chuckles]

-[Tyler] Oh, hello, hello.
-What's up, man?

-How you doing, Doc?
-[Tyler] Oh, good to meet you.

How you doing, star?
Great to meet you, man.

-[Tyler] Familiar face.
-Good to see you.

It's so good to see you, Camille.
How are you?

-Hi, nice to meet you.
-Wonderful to meet you.

-Hi, I'm Brittany.
-Oh, wonderful to meet you.

-I'm Dan.
-Hi, Dan.

-I'm Rob's brother. Yeah.
-Thank you so much for coming.

-Hi, Tyler.
-And good to see you.

-Good to see you again.
-Hi, Mama.

-[chuckles]
-[Theresa] Hi, Tyler.

Hi, Mom. Of course, we have Tyler's
beautiful mother with us today, Theresa.

All right, Tyler, as you may know,

we have four-time Super Bowl Champion,
Rob Gronkowski here today on the couch.

Yes. Yes.

I didn't know who he was,
but I could tell just by looking at him.

-[Amanda chuckling]
-[Tyler] Absolutely.

And his girlfriend,
Camille Kostek, is here.

TV, model, actress.

You guys tell us who you brought
with you today and how you know them.

Yeah, so I brought my brother,
Dan Gronkowski here,

he's four years older than me,
so I've known him my whole life.

[guests chuckling]

And then I got my sister-in-law
here as well, who is married

to my brother, Dan.

And I've known her
since I was in high school.

-[overlapping chatter]
-And it's been how long?

-You know, about, you know, 20 years.
-Twenty.

-Yeah.
-Yeah.

Twenty-one years. Well, how long
have you guys been together?

-2003.
-Yeah.

So, about 20, 21 years
I've known Brittany, uh, for now.

We're all from Buffalo.

-[Tyler] Nice. Incredible.
-Yes. And…

Yeah, and then, obviously, my girlfriend,
Camille, who you know.

-[Tyler] Yes.
-Yes.

You don't know who I am,
which is kind of cool.

And you know who Camille is,
which is awesome.

Camille and I actually
both did a photoshoot

for a magazine years and years ago
over in the Hamptons.

And so she was a guest and I was a guest.
We were both invited.

I wasn't sure if you were going
to remember. I'm so happy.

I never forget a face.
And I was so starstruck back then.

But this is my best friend, Zoe Bucuvalas.

And we've known each other
for 11, 12 years now.

And she's like a sister to me.

So, it was a no-brainer
that she was who I was bringing.

Well, you want to know a little fun fact?

Both of them cheered for me
when I was playing on the football field.

-[Zoe] Oh, my God!
-[overlapping chatter]

They're still cheering for me to this day.

-Oh, yeah. [chuckles]
-Yeah. [chuckles]

It all works together,
there's meaningful coincidences.

[Amanda] That's right.

And, Camille, isn't it true
that you have been on Tyler's wait list

-since 2016?
-Yes.

[Amanda] Can you tell us how you signed up
and why you signed up

back in 2016,
and what being here today right now

with Tyler about to get a reading
means to you?

And don't tell me
who you want to connect with.

-[laughs]
-[Camille] I'm not, I'm not, I'm not.

-Just to jump in.
-No, I know the rules.

I've been watching all the episodes.

But I-- It was 2016.
That's when I first moved to Los Angeles.

So, this is like truly
a full circle moment

of like coming out to L.A.

and chasing dreams.
And now, I get to be here.

And out of everything I do in life,

like this is-- These are
the moments that are so purposeful

and so meaningful.
So, we're really excited.

But I watched an episode
of you when you would go

into the celebrity homes.

And I just remember
feeling, like, really lost

in my life at that time
and I just remember you

giving so many answers

to this guest about relationship
and health and career

and I was like, "Oh, sign me up."
Like, I want all the answers.

'Cause I was just looking
for any sort of direction

and guidance and so this feels
very divinely guided that we're here

-with you today. We feel really lucky.
-Yes.

-Aw.
-Oh, I feel so lucky.

It's so wonderful we get to reconnect
and we'll see what comes in today.

And I'll basically just
kind of relay everything

that comes through.

So, basically the way that this
will work is I have my notepad here

and I've just been
scribbling, scribbling, scribbling.

It'll end up looking
like a bit of an abstract painting

-by the end of this.
-[Camille chuckles]

But as I kind of scribble,

I start opening myself
up to impressions.

And these impressions
come through mentally.

So, I generally will kind of sometimes
see things, get feelings,

get memories that aren't my own,
but apply to somebody else.

And I have to concisely be able
to identify those messages

and communicate them
in a way that makes sense.

You know, I'm a big believer,
anybody could tell you,

"Oh, your loved one loves you
or they're proud of you." Right?

But it's the facts and the details

and the specifics
that are really only known between you

and the person that passed
that makes that reading meaningful.

And so very often, we find that
will revolve around inside jokes,

family dynamics
will sometimes come through,

like how people interact with each other.

Sometimes, even recent conversations
that we were having earlier today

or last week often will kind of come in.

So, for me, you can imagine
it's very weird and kind of random,

but as we communicate it,
it becomes not so random.

So, with that said,

sometimes objects help me make
a little bit more of a connection.

And I see that we have
a number of objects here.

And before we start, I just want
to laugh at this because, you know,

sometimes I'll get impressions before.

And I have to show you what…

[Camille] Oh, this is so cool already.

Okay, so I wrote this
right before we got here. [chuckles]

-[guests exclaim, laugh]
-And it says Red Sox object.

-Oh, my God.
-Wow.

[Tyler] I do see that's a Boston hat
over there. I'm not that great at sports.

-[chuckles]
-That's a Boston Red Sox hat right there.

So, there we go.

-[Zoe] Wow.
-Already hitting it right on the money.

-[Tyler] I have the chills.
-[Camille] So do I. [chuckles]

It's good to keep in mind
that this symbolizes very much

whoever that hat's connected to,

whatever that is that
that individual already was trying

to kind of come through
before he even got here today.

So please know that
if we don't get anything more

than that, this person was here

and needed to be one
of the first people to show up.

-So…
-He's usually late, so that's good.

[Tyler] Yeah, exactly, right?
There you go.

They're making up for it. I actually have…

You know what?
I'll sign this because it's kind of sweet.

And I'll give it to you, and you know,
we'll see if we can connect more.

[Amanda] Tyler, what did you see
when you wrote that down?

Did you see something Red Sox?
Did you see baseball?

Literally? Well, okay,
so I have a baseball photo of

when I was in Red Sox little league team.

-I just got done telling them that, Tyler.
-[Tyler] And, yes. Oh, no way.

-[Amanda] Oh, my gosh.
-[Tyler] Yes.

Stop, all the synchronicities going on.

Of course, you hit the ball
you ran to third base.

I did! I'm a natural athlete.
I thought I'd gotten to homerun.

I went to the third, to second,
to first and back to the base.

-Mum's like, yay!
-[Amanda] Yay!

-Everyone was like…
-[overlapping chatter, laughing]

-Your mother sold you out. I'm sorry.
-[Tyler] She did.

Yes, not my strongest talent,
but as we go through this today,

I'll basically relay
everything that comes in.

Um, we'll make our way
down the kind of, list,

um, but what I'll do is
I'll start holding onto some objects

and just kind of scribble,
and we'll go from there.

So we'll start with the one
closest to me, if you don't mind.

-Will you help grab…
-[Rob] Mm-hmm.

I have such little arms, I swear.
Like a little man, all right.

Let me just hold onto this for one sec.
Just kinda take a minute.

Get a sense.

Okay, cool, all right,
we can put that one back.

And then I'm trying
to see where they're guiding me,

because I have, I definitely,

it's interesting,
I'm bifurcating everybody kind of,

slightly in my mind.
So give me one minute.

And then Camille,
did you bring anything today?

Actually, I just had Rob reach
for me because he's a monster.

-So that was for a couple of us.
-[Tyler] Cool.

All right. Give me one sec.

Because I have-- What's interesting
is a number of older people.

We'll talk about grandparents
and people that we kind of expect.

But there is one person I'm gonna try
to figure out who's a little bit more

on the younger side that passed as well.
That would be a male.

And we'll talk about that at length.

But he's kind of like my one off,
the one that I would talk about.

There's basically a guy who passed away.
He's like a real fun time,

he comes across. And he would have
passed kind of closer to middle age.

-[Camille] Yep.
-And when he comes in, he's very bro-ish.

-[chuckles] In the way he's coming in.
-Okay.

Like I kind of want to be
like, "Hey, you meatball,"

like that kind of,
like, situation the way this comes across.

-[Rob] Life of the party?
-[Tyler] Yes, for sure.

-Yeah.
-He wants to talk a lot?

Yeah, very much it's kind
of coming in that way,

but this guy when he comes across,
there's something funny

when I would interact with him,
he gives me this kinda drawn-out, like…

-"Hey!" Like I'm-- "Hey!" [chuckles]
-Oh, my…

-Very Italian. And an Aristocrat
-Yeah, yeah, like I'm drawn-out, like…

[all laughing]

-You said "meatball,"…
-Sounds like you know this guy.

-[Dan] Yep.
-[laughs]

Without giving too much away,

'cause I'm just gonna
relay random stuff here,

how does the "meatball' thing connect
or the "hey" thing?

Um, there is a guy
who passed middle age that we,

um, when Rob and I
talked before doing this,

like, if there was someone
we wanted to connect with,

-it's this person I think is already…
-[Tyler] Yeah.

-…here.
-[Tyler] Wow.

And passed middle age,
very unexpected, and in his sleep.

And he is that, like,

he's actually the reason Rob
and I are still together, actually.

Aw. That's so beautiful.
All right, let's see if we can go further.

Now, as far as the description of,
like, how he would enter a room

or be like, "Hey," do you understand
that aspect?

-[Camille] Yes.
-Just kind of drawing stuff out.

I'm one of the, like…

-You knew when he entered the room.
-Really, really cute

in the way this comes across
and he probably wouldn't want me

to call it cute.
But it's funny the way he comes in.

As this comes across, he's having me
acknowledge this feeling of,

like, watching and never feeling
like he could ever truly grow up

on some level,
but it's kind of interesting

'cause that feels like
that was one of his greatest qualities

and then also kind of
something he struggled with.

And I know that's a hard thing to say,
but he's kind of like that… [exhales]

When I connect with him,

I get the sense that I understand
that my life ended prematurely,

but the life I lived
in the time that I had was so fun.

-It's really the only way to describe it.
-He never missed a beat.

And it just kind of feels like, you know,

sometimes people live to be 90
and they don't live at all.

This guy, while passing middle age,
he got a lot of life in there.

In the time that comes across.

What I can say is
that he has me acknowledged kind of,

the series of events
that led to his passing.

For some reason, he's having me talk
about kind of a transference

between being discovered
and being taken somewhere.

So I have to kind of figure
this aspect out in a certain sense.

-[Camille] Okay.
-There's a feeling of just kind of

lapsing into unconsciousness
that comes in.

But I feel like I have
a very low heartbeat.

So, the way that I would describe this
is if, in his case,

it wouldn't surprise me
if his heart kind of,

like, stopped and then
kind of started beating again

just for a little while,
and then he passed.

And I kind of see that procession
in the way this comes in.

Do we know if this guy had any problems
with his chest or heart,

or do we know what he even passed of?

-Well, he did pass away from-- Wow, this…
-[Tyler] It's okay.

-Yeah.
-Wow.

-[Camille] I can help you.
-A, uh, a heart attack.

-[Tyler] Got it.
-So you're hitting it right on the money.

Yeah. And hey-- I gotta--
I have to let you know

when he comes across,
he comes real casual and real cool.

But this guy comes in and he didn't
want there to be a rush around

trying to get him help to get,
you know, to kind of, like, revive him.

He's like, it just was already happening.
I feel like my heart is not beating…

at a level that would allow me
to continue living,

but at a very slow level.
This guy comes in, just like,

gives me the sense of living vicariously
through your actions,

through what you guys do.
I have other people popping in.

There's like a lot here. I'm like… Whoo!

-Wow. Tyler, that was spot on.
-[Rob] Wow, this is incredible.

-You're like literally so spot on, like…
-[Brittany] Yes.

-[Amanda] Can you guys share…
-Like to the highest power.

…how you connect to this person,
who this person is,

because you both are getting so emotional.
We would love to know.

[Camille] Yeah.

He was kind of one of the first, you know,

you know, people that, you know,
a person that I met when I

got to New England
when I was drafted to the Patriots.

I met him at a car dealership, actually.

I was getting an oil change and I,

you know, I was kind of in a hurry
and, you know, oil change takes like

30 minutes and he had me
in the office for four hours.

-[guests laugh]
-Yeah, because he was that entertaining.

And he just, you know, loved to talk
and loved to be the center of attention,

and I loved to just
sit there and watch him go.

It was true entertainment,
and he was so fun to be around,

and he loved being a kid.

He did not wanna grow up, like you said,
and he just passed out of nowhere.

It was just…

One night, I just got woken up at,
at 3:00 a.m.

-I was living with his brother…
-Wow.

…who woke me up and, uh,
he told me that he passed away,

you know, from a heart attack.

So it was, it was a tough night,
you know, tough morning.

Rob was there in the hospital with…
his name is Dana

and in Rob's phone he's "Dana Oil Change."

-[Amanda] Aw.
-[all laughing]

To this day.

But what's so interesting
about that night is

Rob and I were actually broken up.
It was the first time we'd broken up

and it was like my… my…
it was like my deepest heartbreak

and I was sad. I never thought,

like, I kind of thought
that was the end of it. Us.

And Dana was really like the glue
to our relationship a lot. So…

I hadn't heard from Rob
for a couple months.

And I woke up to a text
that Dana had passed.

I don't know if Rob and I
would be together to this day

because that brought us together

and it was Rob's first funeral,
we went there together

and I just remember him being
like, "Do I to go to football practice?"

Like, "I don't know what to do."

Um, and I was like,
"Coach Belichick will understand."

-[Tyler] Yes.
-"And I think you should go and do that."

And it just, like, it--
Nothing else mattered,

and it didn't matter why we separated.

It was like, we came together
for this unconditional love

that we had for Dana and for each other.

And that's how I got back into being
with the Gronkowski family and everything.

So, Dana's a huge part
of our relationship,

and a huge part of his life
and a lot of our lives.

-[chuckles]
-[Tyler] And what a gift

to be able to take that experience
and be able to have it act as a reminder

-of what really matters…
-[Camille] Yes.

…you know,
and the love and that connection.

And when he comes across,
he's very much about the babes.

-[laughs]
-[guests laughing]

[indistinct chatter, laughing]

Yeah. You keep hitting it spot on.

-[Tyler] Yeah. We…
-[continues laughing]

There's a kind of silliness
around marriage.

He's good friends with, like, our dad
and our whole family.

-Yep.
-[Tyler] Yeah, that would make sense.

He was kind of in the age
between my dad and Rob,

-so he was everyone's friend.
-[Tyler] Got it.

[Rob] He actually hosted
the tailgate parties

-that you always attended, Dan.
-Yup.

-[laughs]
-Right, well.

-[overlapping chatter]
-[Rob] Well, without him hosting,

you would never go to the tailgate party.

-There would be no party without our man.
-[Amanda] Wow.

Rob, did you make it
to football practice that day?

No, I actually just went in

and explained to Coach Belichick
what happened,

and I'd been up since 2:00 a.m.,

and it was the first time
he ever let me off of practice. [chuckles]

-[Tyler] Wow, wow, wow.
-Oh, wow.

-[Rob] So…
-[Tyler smacking lips] Let me

take this a step further,
and we're gonna kind of continue

in the way this comes through,
'cause we have our guy here,

and we'll kind of go back and forth,
but more than anything,

I have to let you know
he totally lives vicariously…

-Oh, he sure did.
-…through both of you in a big way.

He did not miss a beat
of what I was doing. [laughs]

I believe. And he-- When--
In the way this comes across,

there's a couple things to keep in mind.

I have one other slightly younger person
coming in over there,

so we'll talk in a minute, but…

[laughs] …I have to kind of figure out
where we're going.

I wanna bring up
an acknowledgement around, like…

-[pen scribbles]
-…grandparent stuff for a moment.

And we'll go there.

But I have to figure out what this is.

Because we are in 2024.

[smacks lips] If we go back
about ten years…

kind of like to 2014-ish.

Around that timeframe,
maybe a little earlier,

they're having me acknowledge
a couple passings.

And I'm trying to kind of determine
where we're going with that.

I have to highlight
an acknowledgement around a sister

who has a grandmother's middle,
wait, I'm so sorry,

a sister whose middle name
would be grandma's name. [smacks lips]

-Yup.
-[Tyler] Does that apply to…

Yeah. My brother just had a baby
and named her after my grandmother

-as well as my cousin.
-[Tyler] Got it. Okay.

So, that-- We will go there.

Give me one minute there.

-Camille, in your family…
-Yeah. I s…

…do you know if there's any situations
where a female pre-deceased a man,

like a grandmother figure died
before a grandfather

or a great-grandmother died
before a great-grandfather?

There's a female who went
kind of earlier than the guy.

There's an acknowledgement
of an M-A-R sounding.

I was gonna say
my sister's middle name is Mary.

-[Tyler] Okay.
-My grandmother's name is Mary.

She's still living, but I don't know
if Mary was named after a Mary.

-Oh, gotcha, gotcha.
-Right.

My mom is the queen
of knowing our family tree. And…

-[Amanda chuckling]
-Very well could be a Mary.

Got it. I would look into,
separate from this,

if there were any females that died
before their male partners,

and that's coming back
kind of generationally a ways.

-[Camille] Okay.
-If we talk about houses,

do you know of any properties that have,
like, if you're talking about, like…

the front door area.

You know how some houses have, like,
steps right before you go to a front door?

Yep.

It's gonna be a weird thing to say,

but do you know of any situations
where there's like four steps?

-To my house.
-[Tyler] Four steps.

-Yep.
-Like, one, two, three, four.

-To my home that I grew up in.
-[Tyler] Okay. Okay.

'Cause this is gonna sound strange,
but there's-- They're having me talk about

a caution around, like,
someone tripping and falling on the steps.

-Right.
-And then, they're having me acknowledge,

just keeping in mind
when we talk about, like,

people well-being and just, like,
I don't wanna go flying…

-Yep.
-[laughs] …in the way it comes in.

So, it's a weird visual,
but it does kind of pop in,

-in some larger capacity.
-Okay.

I do wanna bring up
your dad really quickly.

Your dad, your guys's dad. [laughs]

Give me one minute there.

Jumping back and forth,

it's kind of a group effort,
I love it.

-[pen scribbles]
-[smacks lips]

When we talk about Dad,
and we talk about living,

so this is coming through
across as living.

-Dad's living, correct?
-[Rob] My dad's living.

Yes. So, I do have to go there
in the way this comes across.

And they're having me talk about having…

to process my physical health.

And, like, the only way
I can kind of word this is, like,

you know when someone is really strong,

and physically, like,
used to being healthy?

And then, they kind of start realizing
they're slowing down,

and their body feels like
it's kind of turning on them a little bit.

There's kind of this sense of him having
to kind of take it easier.

There's a sense of like,
"Don't stress out your body too much."

It's almost like, "Don't do
more than… You think you can do it,

but be careful,
'cause I want him to be cautious."

[smacks lips] It just basically it comes
with aging, but it is what it is.

And then, they're having me highlight,
this is just so random.

But before I came out, my, like--
I was trying to move my left arm

in the way this came in,

and it was feeling so tight and painful.

And I don't know why,

but I would take that as a message
to keep in mind for somebody here around,

like, if you end up having an issue
where from a long-term perspective,

kind of comes up, goes down,
comes up, goes down, comes up, goes down,

but it's hitting me in arm.
Like, my shoulder, neck, and arm

all end up being affected
in, kind of, the long run.

Do we know of any situations
of any living people

where this applies, or any arm issues?

Yeah, I mean,
he's probably listening right now,

so it's probably good to tell him
to calm down in a way. But, uh…

-[Tyler] Yeah.
-[Rob laughing]

-Hurt his arm?
-Yeah, he's right.

He's had a lot of issues come up

from when he played
college football and stuff…

-[Tyler] Okay.
-…and had neck surgery,

-and…
-[Tyler] Got it.

Yeah, a lot of his shoulder--
He's had a lot of issues with lately.

And so, the way, I would say, this is,
it's just kind of acknowledgement.

It's, like, taking it easy,
you know, know your limits,

but it would affect
neck, shoulder and back.

And all of those need to be
kind of just be kept in mind for him…

-[Camille] Wow.
-…and that that's gonna be good

-to consider.
-[pen scribbling]

[Tyler] I have to bring up,

and the way this comes in there,
got this other guy popping in…

and then I've got-- [sighs, chuckles]
Can you give me one sec?

So, is there a "Patty" at all?

Do-- That we know of,
if I say "Patricia" or "Patty Ann"?

[laughs]

Let me look and see where this is.

-[Camille] Patricia…
-[smacks lips]

…that's someone
on my mom's side of the family.

Okay, if we talk about
that side of family,

and then we put a celebratory feeling
around sisters living.

-[Camille] Mm-hmm.
-I have to highlight recent conversations,

-involving a sister…
-Okay.

…one of your sisters, I think,
if you have a sister.

-Yep, I have two. Yes.
-[Tyler laughs] Just makin' sure.

-'Cause I'm just literally going off…
-[Amanda] Two.

-…of what I'm seeing.
-[Amanda] Two sisters.

One of those sisters,

they're putting
a celebratory feeling around,

and they're wanting me to talk about
recent conversations of fertility, health,

and, like, what do we wanna do
with the kid situation in the long run.

-[Camille] Okay.
-Conversations being had around that,

and two people
kind of getting on the same page

about how we work that out.

-[laughs]
-Okay.

But it would relate to, like, sisters,
celebratory expansion of family,

-conversations around expansion of family.
-Okay.

"Do we or do we not?"
And that kind of comes in.

[smacks lips] Do you know
if anybody turned 30 recently,

or if there was any big, like…

-My sister.
-[Tyler] Okay, cool.

-[Amanda] Wow.
-[chuckles]

-I don't know if it's that sister…
-[Camille] Okay.

…but just remember that I'm saying this.

Conversations in, like,
the past year around

what do I want my family to look like…

-Okay.
-[Tyler] …in the future.

That very much sounds like her.

She just got married,
and she is, like… [smacks lips]

…such a planner,
I'm so "Go with the flow."

-[Tyler] Yes.
-[chuckles]

-Got it.
-Do you want me to…

I wasn't sure if you were
about to say something about Patricia.

No, I was thinking of your sister, though.

-Alina, right?
-Alina. Yeah. [laughs]

Who I was thinking of. Yeah.

But I don't know what the--
If she's had those conversations,

-but I wouldn't be surprised.
-[Tyler] Yeah!

-Yeah.
-[Rob] She's a big planner as well. So…

-[overlapping chatter]
-So…

And being on the same page
is very much the same thing.

So, it would basically be
an acknowledgement between two partners,

-making sure both are kind…
-Yes.

-…of clear on what they want…
-Yes. Yes.

-…and working on that.
-[Camille] Okay.

And then, I wanna highlight,
and the way this comes in…

[in hushed voice] Okay.

Actually, those sisters just celebrated
their birthdays together.

So, they were together,
and I actually was out of town.

So, they could have--
I'm so curious. [chuckles softly]

I have a sister in the back room.

-I'm like…
-[Tyler] Yeah.

…she's probably like,
"We had that conversation."

[Tyler] That's very interesting.

Well, we can always bring her out
if the need to be.

-[laughs]
-[Tyler] Absolutely.

Give me one sec.

What is this, my friends?

This is coming in.

Um, okay. So a couple things
that are kind of a little off the wall,

but all good to keep in mind.

One… [chuckles]
It might end up being--

As far as your childhood home,
are you familiar with it still?

-[Camille] Yes.
-[Tyler] Okay.

Keep in mind, there's going to end up
being a conversation around roof damage,

damage on the roof,
and it might be due to water.

But that's good to keep in mind.

Do you know of any issues that
have ever been discussed in…

No, but it's coming up on 32 years,

as old as I am, and my dad keeps talking
about how it needs a new roof.

-Okay. Got it.
-[Zoe] Wow.

[overlapping chatter, laughing]

There's an acknowledgement around,
for some reason, a connection to Florida,

the state of Florida and somebody
who passed connected to that state.

Um, in some kind of larger way,
but I-- Remember that I'm saying this,

check and see if anybody
had a skin cancer scare

where they needed
to get something removed,

and this would be
from the front of their body.

And this is just good to look into.
It's not like a back mole or whatever.

This would be like if someone had
to get something removed on their face.

Something along those lines.
Just good to look into.

-In the way this comes through.
-[Camille] Okay.

My one question I would ask is do you know
of any connections to Florida or Texas?

-Like either of those?
-Yeah. Both.

[Tyler] Oh, got it. Okay, cool.

-[chuckles]
-Rob…

The brothers have two brothers
that live in Texas.

I have a grandmother that lives in Texas.

-[Tyler] Got it, okay.
-Florida…

Where… We also have a home in Florida.

[Tyler] Oh, no way. Amazing.
Congratulations.

All right. So when we talk about Texas,
and I want to go to that grandma.

-And she would still be living.
-[Camille] Yes.

Um, I want to highlight a very strong
emphasis on cognitive health, well-being,

and just looking after. You know?

There's times in life where we need help
more than others, and there might be

just a conversation around easing
some responsibilities for her.

-Yes.
-[Tyler] So it's all good.

-[Tyler chuckles]
-Yes. That makes sense.

[Tyler] In the way this comes in here,
there's going to be a coincidence

around when we look at family ancestry.

Remember that I'm saying this,

this is so funny and kind of a bit
of a joke, but also partially serious.

You two might end up finding
if you go back in your family ancestry,

that you had family members that were from

like, the same specific small area
of a much kind of larger place.

So I'm not saying that your family
lineages have interacted before

in the past, but I'm also not--

I'm saying there might be
a funny coincidence that you end up

discovering of, like,
not that our families are related,

but that when it comes to places,

-there's like a crossover between the two.
-Okay. Got it.

And it's just good to keep in mind,
it comes across as silly.

Well, actually, I was going
to say, we're both Polish.

-Rob just went back to Poland.
-This is getting freaky now.

-[guests laughing]
-We both have, like…

some connections to Poland.

-[Tyler] Got it. Very cool.
-[Zoe] Oh, wow.

Do you know within Poland
if there's any similarities

to the same kind of area of Poland?

-I don't know that.
-[Tyler] Okay.

That's going to be
the distinguishing fact.

[Camille] I have homework to do.

It's good to look into
because it keeps kind of popping in.

-We both like Polish sausage.
-[Tyler] There you go. Absolutely.

-[guests laughing]
-[mumbles indistinctly] Look there, there…

My guy. What in the world?

-[Rob] What's the other Polish food, too?
-Kielbasa.

-[Tyler] Got pierogi.
-Kielbasa.

Pierogi. That's it. Pierogis, love them.

-Absolutely.
-[chuckles]

All right, give me one sec. They're
kind of switching gears a little bit.

Okay, well, now here.

[laughs] That's so funny.

Okay, so obviously
you're a football player,

and so I'm seeing trophies,
and I'm like, "Okay, well, come on,

we gotta get a bit
more specific than that."

But the weird thing with this,
this is just good to keep in mind,

there might end up being,
if we talk about your family ancestry,

if we talk about accolades
from older family members,

like things that people achieved,
remember that I'm saying this.

There might be like the misplacing
of kind of like an award.

So if there were anything that Grandpa,
Great-Grandpa, Great-Great-Grandpa,

was given as like,
"Hey, yeah, you did a good job."

[whispers] I see it kind of going missing.

[chuckles] Or kind of like,
I don't know where it's at.

-[Camille] Oh, my gosh.
-[Tyler] Ask about this.

It's not a big deal. They don't care on
the other side, but it's just kind of like

if someone feels like,
"Oh, I lost that family thing."

But the thing that's popping up
is a great-grandfather.

Mine and Dan's great-grandfather,
he was in the Olympics for cycling

about 100 years ago
in 1924 in the Paris Olympics.

So maybe his medal got misplaced.

-We were looking for it.
-[Brittany] Really?

When Maxine passed away.
We were looking for his medals and stuff.

[Tyler] Got it.
And were not able to find it or…

Yeah, we weren't able
to find those things.

[Amanda] Was this recently
that you did this?

Yeah, so Maxine
is a great-grandfather's sister.

She just passed away
and Dan was looking for that medal…

-[Tyler] I see.
-…in Buffalo when they were cleaning

-the things out. So…
-We were helping them clean the house…

He just got inducted
into the Buffalo Hall of Fame.

Oh, wow. How weird.
[chuckles] That's pretty cool.

-That is crazy.
-Very, very interesting.

I'm going to take this a step further
and we're going to navigate all of this

as this comes through.

Our friend here is showing me
a bunch of funny other things

and he's not taking anything too serious.

He's very like, "Whoo!" [chuckles]
There's a feeling of taking alcohol…

[laughs] Okay, I'll have
to be careful how I word this.

There's a joke in the way
this comes through with this guy.

He's like, you know how
people can drink alcohol normally

if someone took alcohol
in an abnormal way?

So I'm trying to think how to word this.

I don't drink, so it's kind of tricky,
but more than I would drink,

if there's like a funnel
or if there's like a… If I'm…

It would be…

-This is so silly, but there's a story.
-[Amanda] Like a keg stand or something?

[Tyler] There's something funny
with this. Of a…

Basically, su-- [chuckles]

Surpassing my liver to be able
to get just straight alcohol.

-[laughs] And a joke about this.
-And just get hammered?

-[Tyler] Just get hammered.
-Like, just, like, right away.

Yes, and doing something
along these lines to try to,

like, just get as drunk
as possible as quickly as possible.

And it comes across as funny
and, like, good time, but I'm like,

I would think of this
as more of, like, a frat boy behavior.

-Who's coming through?
-This guy, the friend.

-My friend? From the beginning?
-Yes, Dana.

So there's, like, a thing…
I don't know if this was--

-There was like…
-He's a big jokester.

[Tyler] …a funnel, or if I'm, like…

I-- I don't know how to explain…

Do you have a story
or a memory with a funnel with him?

No, I don't…

I mean, he liked to drink,
but he liked to drink socially.

So it wasn't like he was getting hammered.
He wasn't forcing it.

He was probably
holding it up for you, Rob. [chuckles]

But I mean, back in the day,
I can see him, you know, holding up.

We used to do
the beer bongs back in the day.

Oh! Okay. Got it.

-…up in the air.
-Yeah.

I mean, we're talking ten, 12 years ago,

when we were in our,
you know, prime.

-Tell him to relax for now…
-Yeah. Yeah.

-Yes, there's a couple of things-- Yeah.
-[Rob] Relax, buddy. [laughs]

But he is all good.
It's just a lot of memories.

I feel like his twenties
were his glory days in some ways.

There's a sense of, really,
that's my, my fun time. [laughs]

Yeah, he didn't want
to grow up, like you said.

That's really beautiful, but this guy
comes across…

[laughs] …very, very strongly.

I'm going to keep going
and the way this comes across,

we're gonna expand over here.

I want to look and see
if I can get this, this, this, and that.

Do you want any other objects there?

I think what I'll do, I'm drawn to that…

the Sox thing over there,
so I will hold on to that.

Hand it over.

And let's look and see what we can get.

Brittany, this is your object?

-[Brittany] Yes.
-[Tyler] Yeah.

This one's really interesting,
because everyone's came through today.

This person, I could tell,
was a very distinctly different energy.

And it very much felt like,
"Don't forget me."

Like, "I gotta be the first one
you mention,

because I know you're gonna be focusing
on all these other things."

And that very much was kind of the sense.

What I would say is, it is good
to look into around this passing.

If there were any situations

where a family kind of
got a double grief situation?

Where there's one death,
and we have to process this.

And it's like, "We're not ready
to deal with another death,"

but then another death happens.

And it's, like,
adding insult to injury, almost,

-in the way that it comes across.
-Yeah.

And there's this sense of,
between these two passings,

this feeling
of people's personal lives, kind of,

I don't want to say falling apart,

but it's like when it rains, it pours,
is very much the feeling with us.

But within a certain timeframe.
I'm so sorry.

[crying] It's okay. Just spot on.

It's okay. And then I have to highlight,
in the way this comes across, um…

Let me go there. All right.

There's a sensitivity here with this one,

which I really appreciate,
because it's sweet.

This is kind of strange.

If I talk about you and refer to siblings,
I'm not seeing a big thing here.

If I just were to talk about two,
um, where would just two be?

So like, my question,
I guess, first would be,

how many siblings do you have?

I'm the oldest of five.

[Tyler] Okay,
so there's a lot, five people.

What's the gender breakdown for that?

Um, three girls and two boys.

Two boys. Okay,
so that would bring me to the two boys.

I call it psychic math when this happens.

And they're having me highlight these two.

And what's kind of interesting
in the way this comes across

is there's very much an emphasis
on the, kind of, brotherly relationship.

And there's this feeling
of a brother figure

kind of going away or doing his own thing,
is the only way to describe that.

And it's okay, but it's almost like…

Just let him do his own thing.

And that kind of keeps coming in.

I have to highlight
in the way this comes through…

This is obviously Boston.

Um, they're having me joke
about East Coast, West Coast. [laughs]

And, like, duking it out
in the way this pops in.

Do you know when this person passed,
or the person we're hoping to hear from,

do you know if anybody was…

I'm seeing my symbol for
when you close up your house

'cause you're gonna leave and go away,

and then we get the news
when we're somewhere else.

There's an acknowledgment of…

This is weird.

Who was-- Oh, in a different state.

Oh.

Do you know about,
if somebody was in a different state?

My brother was away for hockey.

[Tyler] Okay.

Your brother's stuff
keeps coming in a lot,

and they seem to be
wanting to single that individual out.

[chuckles] It's really interesting.

There is an acknowledgement
on your dad's side of family.

-Can we go there? Yeah.
-[Brittany] Yeah.

I gotta highlight a number
of different kind of male energies

that all come through,
on your dad's side of family,

It wouldn't surprise me
if there's a guy who passed away.

What I would describe as prematurely,
should have lived longer.

He very much
gives me this feeling of like…

He presents kind of closer
to the middle, in age…

Yeah, my uncle.

…than, like, old,
in the way this comes across.

And this guy comes in,
very matter of fact, um…

There's a reference to… [exhales]

There's a bunch here.
Let me figure out who this is.

Who's this object connected to?
I'm curious.

That's my dad's hat.

-So my dad, Stan.
-[Tyler] Oh. Yeah.

And you're bringing up his brother, John.

[Tyler clicks tongue] Aw.

And did John die at a younger age?

Yeah, and they both died
within, like, four years.

-[Amanda] Oh, wow.
-[Tyler] I'm so sorry.

Got it. Yeah, it's like,
one and then another,

and it's like, as a family
isn't done grieving with one,

we have to kind of process
this big secondary loss.

Um, there is this presentation,

it's more the middle-aged feeling,
in the way this comes in.

I have to highlight
a couple different things.

The East Coast, West Coast thing
strikes me as that,

remember if I'm saying this--
It's kind of strange.

There's some memory around someone
catching a foul ball. [laughs]

And, you know, like, when balls get hit
and they land in the audience

and then someone
gets it for somebody else?

There's something around
that that keeps coming through.

Is it the Red Sox game we just went to?

Jayce caught a foul ball.

And then Grayson
tried catching a foul ball.

Right.
And then it gets given to someone.

Yeah, and then Nico got it.
His friend.

-[Tyler] Yeah.
-[Amanda] Oh, my gosh.

He was at the Red Sox game.
I feel like I felt him there.

-Wait, this just happened?
-[Brittany] This summer.

We, like, stayed with Rob and Camille,
and we went to the Red Sox game.

He was a Red Sox fan,
so I was, like, honoring him.

-[Amanda] Yeah.
-And our last trip with him,

um, before his diagnosis,
we went to a Red Sox game with him.

-[Tyler] Wow.
-So we just did it.

You guys, you're gonna make me cry.
I'm like, "Oh, that's so precious."

And were these the grandkids
that caught the ball?

[Brittany] Yeah, our children.

[Amanda] Your children.
Okay. Oh, my gosh.

And you felt your dad's presence there.

Yeah, just felt so happy,
just the entire…

How crazy that he's, like, here,
and he's bringing up that exact moment.

-I know.
-[Zoe] That's amazing.

I was thinking of the foul balls
the boys, Jayce and Grayson,

you know, played-- Caught.

[Tyler] That's so precious. I love that.

And, you know,
this work has shown me, too,

that these memories that we have,
they represent so much more

than just their, kind of, initial value.

You know, they live vicariously
through our actions.

And very much, I believe,
we don't live this world alone.

I get the chills as I'm saying this,
that there are many,

and we really kind of walk as many,
not just one, throughout this life.

So, it's really, really beautiful
when that gets reflected.

[inhales] Um, when we talk
about our guy here,

he is having me bring up
the last six months of his life

and puts a pretty strong emphasis.

Uh, what's kind of interesting
is he's having me acknowledge

that two things kind of ganged up on him
and expedited his passing.

So there was kind of this initial thing
is what I would describe.

And then he's bringing me up
to like dealing, dealing, dealing

and then secondary issue
expedites, cut in my passing

or something kind of comes in.

What's interesting about this,

and this is just good to look
into on your dad's side of family.

One thing that pops in
is an acknowledgement around people's,

basically body's ability to filter fluids
and filter toxins ends up going south.

So we think of kidney, liver, blood,

like basically our body's ability
to like regulate and get

waste out of our body.

Uh, there's an acknowledgement
around that.

Anytime I see a risk
around someone's "blood"

-becoming more acidic…
-[Brittany] Yeah.

…it's usually a symbol for like
the filtering systems

in my body just go south
before I pass in some way.

-Yeah.
-[Tyler] Do you know about that at all?

Um, so he had ALS and it was hard
for him to… like we would,

we do the suction
and suction his mucus and stuff

and then it'd get in his lungs
and his lungs got weaker

so he couldn't breathe good.

Gotcha. I'm so sorry.

This is coming in as a feeling of…
like progressive,

uh, last six months.

Secondary emphasis,
what I kind of suspect in this context

is if we have like ALS and then pneumonia
starts being a susceptibility,

it's like I'm dealing with my initial
and then the secondary kind of comes in

and expedites this but I can feel
my body in essence kind of shutting down.

He's having me joke about a bell
and this is kind of strange.

-[laughs] Using a bell?
-Yeah!

[Tyler] Does that mean anything?

When he was first sick, um,

I would go over and I would have,
at the time, my first three,

so my youngest daughter Aubrey
was a baby and I'd go upstairs

and change her diaper
and he'd have a bell.

So, if I was ever upstairs
playing with the kids, or--

he'd ring it so I would know to come down.

[Tyler] Aw.

-So he was all about the bell.
-Yes!

Oh my gosh!

And I think that's an acknowledgment
of other family members too.

-It's kind of a symbol for… Yeah!
-Yeah, we'd all use it.

-We all took care of it.
-I actually have chills.

[Tyler] It comes across so sweet.
[chuckles] I want to bring up…

[mumbles softly]

There's more there.

Which is always an indication
that you and I, I think,

are gonna talk more in the future.

-And I would love to stay in touch.
-Okay.

And absolutely, uh, bring through more.

But what I can say with this, um…

This one thing comes in
when we talk about the siblings,

there is an acknowledgement of…

for some reason I feel good
with all of them except one

when it comes to getting
to where I'm at in some capacity.

So the way that I would describe
this is if people

feel like they had some degree
of a send-off

or were able to make contact,

it would basically be like
if there's, say, five people, four,

make it one either barely does
or doesn't feel the same

as the other four is kind
of the way I would describe that.

So if there was any rush…
were people able to say goodbye

-kind of by and large to him?
-Uh, um…

So, we rushed him
in the ambulance to hospice

and then my brother rushed
to hospice to see him and…

Maybe he passed in the ambulance
and then they just had him

on the breathing machine
so we could say our last goodbye.

-But, um, he might have.
-[Tyler] Yeah.

And the way this
comes across is this feeling

of not wanting people
to rush and an understanding

in the way this comes through
that this is just happening.

This is a natural progression.

And there's this feeling of in essence,
I feel all this love… [chuckles]

…but established before.

There isn't a need, really, for your kind
of traditional send-off in this situation.

This guy gives me the sense of,
like, we worked it out beforehand.

-[Brittany] Yeah.
-Um…

So he didn't need that
in the way this comes in,

but he puts a lot of emphasis
on brother, brother, brother.

Yeah, they do a good job,
and they're taking the role of the…

-man of the family, taking care of it.
-[Tyler] That's in here.

There may end up being an opportunity
here involving the selling of property

-and this is just good to keep in mind.
-Okay.

There's going to be
conversations around that,

offloading a piece
of property or land in some way.

[Brittany] Yeah.

Brothers might end up having
that conversation in some capacity.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, do you know of any property?

Uh, my mom is taking care
of our family's home

-and you know, it's like…
-Austin is always trying to help her.

Yeah, so I could see my brother
helping her with that

and just, you know,
raking the leaves is a lot and stuff.

-So maybe in the long run.
-[Tyler] Yeah, I see…

I see Brother stepping in and helping Mom
with the real estate situation.

So there's going
to be probably some changes

as far as what we can manage,
what we can deal with.

[chuckles] There's going to come a time
where it might be little hard to sustain.

But all good in the way
this comes across there.

[Brittany] Okay.

Brittany, what did your dad do?
Were you guys really close?

-Oh, yeah, my family's super close.
-[Amanda] Yes.

He was a salesman.

He was… uh, just always involved
in all of our sports

and, um… just like a really good man.

Loved the Red Sox?

-[Brittany] Yeah, he loved the Red Sox.
-Yeah?

[Tyler] Aw. That's evident.

-I knew it, before I even got here, I was…
-Red Sox and hockey.

I just love that you took your family
to that game to honor him.

And then that's like the first thing
that he brought up today.

-That's really so special.
-It is.

I'm so, so thankful.

And what an amazing human being,
his soul, to be able to…

-come in.
-He was a good soul.

I want you to know he's so
much more than how he passed.

He shows me that
ring-a-ding-ding. [laughs]

-[laughs]
-[Tyler] The way he comes in is very cute.

And, um,
this is just good to keep in mind.

I think his name will be honored.

His name will be honored in a larger way.

There will be a continuation
of this in some large capacity.

So… It'll be good. [chuckles]

I want to… [speaks softly] just go there.

It's truly an example of,
like, it is a group effort.

And you're the only one
that I haven't been

able to, like, immediately tune into.

So what I would love
to do is see if we can.

-Okay, I'd love that.
-[overlapping chatter]

Let's do it.

And we'll go from there.
Thank you so much.

-I appreciate it.
-Amazing. [chuckles] Like…

That was amazing.

Oh, you guys, thank you
so much for your openness.

And we will see where we go.

[pen scribbling]

[Tyler] Now, I have a bad memory.
What's your first name?

-Zoe.
-Zoe, that's right. All right, very cool.

Zoe, Zoe, Zoe. [sniffs]

It's a beautiful ring, Zoe.

-It is a beautiful ring, my goodness.
-Thank you.

All right, give me one sec there.

One sec there.

This is the only object we brought?

-For that person.
-[Tyler] Oh, okay.

-I have other objects for other people.
-I think I want to hold other objects.

-Yeah, let's go for it.
-Let's see if we've got some others.

-Absolutely thank you so much.
-[Zoe] You're welcome.

[Tyler] Oh, fabulous! There we go

Because I have kind
of an interesting amalgamation

of older and then
a little bit younger.

-So, I want to talk about that.
-Okay..

[Tyler] The way this comes through.

And basically, the older energy
and the younger energy

come through together

-in the way this comes across.
-Okay.

[Tyler] So, I have to kind of go there.

Um, in the way
that this pops in…

This is going to sound strange
but do you know if anybody

in family is involved
in real estate,

interested in property or anything…
Any changes going on

in that department?

-Yeah, possibly, yeah.
-[Tyler] Okay.

Where does your mind go when I say that?

-Like..
-Living or deceased?

Uh, could be either, which is
kind of where I'm getting started.

-To my cousin. Living.
-Okay. And…

they're involved
in real estate stuff?

-Yeah.
-[Tyler] Okay. Um… Ah.

Let me look, let me look, let me look.

-Which side of family is that?
-My mother's.

Your mom's side's coming in
stronger than your dad's side.

Makes sense, yeah. [laughs]

[Tyler] So that aspect does come in.

Makes sense
why we'd have more references there.

When I talk about your mom's side,
where would the four be? [chuckles]

-So, like, four siblings or four children?
-Four…

Yeah, that… that makes sense.

Yeah, my mother was…
She was one of six.

But two passed very early,
so the four were very, very close.

-Okay, so that would be there.
-Yeah.

It's showing me the symbol
for Brady Bunch,

which is usually referencing
the six, and so, it's interesting.

-Okay, that makes sense, yeah.
-[Tyler] Yeah, so, there's that.

Um, but I do have
to highlight those individuals.

And then there's an acknowledgment.

-I'm going back to about 2012-ish.
-Okay.

[Tyler] Um… [smacks lips]

So… Uh…
Remember that I'm saying this.

I suspect there might have been a passing
between like 2008 and 2012.

-Would be good to kind of look into.
-Okay. Yeah.

[Tyler] Do any come to your mind
off the top of your head?

-Um… My aunt. Yeah.
-[Tyler] Okay.

Do you know if we talk about…

When we talk about causes of passing,
without giving too much away.

-Are you familiar with how people…
-Yes. Yeah.

I have to highlight a situation
where there ends up

-being a feminine health scare.
-[Zoe] Okay.

And this feminine health scare ends up
involving kind of like ovarian, uterine,

-cervical.
-[Zoe] Okay.

Actually going lower not higher

-to, like, breast-related stuff.
-Okay.

Um, there's some acknowledgement
of a female kind of, like, dealing--

either if we need to, like,
get a hysterectomy

or get the removal of a, um, polyp
or that kind of thing.

-It just keeps coming in.
-Okay. Okay.

That's obviously a very personal thing.

-We don't need to get into…
-[Zoe] Yeah.

But do you know of any connections
with that?

-Um…
-[Tyler] Potentially.

Would a spleen count?

-No. It's okay.
-Okay, I'm thinking spleen. But…

-It's going lower feminine for me.
-Okay. Not spleen.

So usually on Mom's side of family,

we would equate that to keeping in mind
for siblings,

-things like that.
-Okay.

-[Tyler] If there's any female siblings.
-Okay, yeah.

Just monitoring, kind of,
well-being there.

Your mom's side, when we talk
about this. Got that, that, that.

That's interesting. I thought I had
this younger person coming in.

So let me see.

What I'll do, I'll ask you,
kind of, just point blank.

-[Zoe] Yeah.
-These two objects, who do they belong to?

Who were you hoping to hear from?

-Yeah, so, the gold ring was my mother's.
-[Tyler] Yes. Aw!

Um, the other ring
was my aunt's, her sister.

And then the sweatshirt was my dad's.

[Tyler] Oh, I love that so much.
It's a group effort.

Um…

One of them feels like they passed

more age-inappropriately,
is the only way to describe it.

-Inappropriately? Okay.
-[Tyler] Inappropriately, yeah.

Like, obviously for this to happen,

they all had to be kind of on the…
presumably kind of youngish side,

but there's a sense of one being…

Like, the more young one
that I would highlight.

-Who was the youngest that passed?
-Um…

My mother, but she was
in her early seventies.

But she was a very,
very, like, young soul.

-[Camille] Yes.
-She was very hip.

She was on Instagram. She was hip.

-[all laugh]
-[Tyler] Looking at her,

-would I not think she's 70?
-Correct.

[Zoe] Yeah, no, she looked good,
she looked good.

[Amanda] She thinks
she died inappropriately.

-Yes.
-[all laugh]

[Tyler] It's coming in.

You know, it's interesting
because generally we view

the general, like, proximity of life.

Average life span is usually
around 78.

So if people don't hit that,
to me, it's kind of, like, premature.

-Too soon. They had more time.
-Yeah, they went too soon. Yeah. Yeah.

I'm so curious where this female thing is
'cause it keeps coming in

and it's probably just good
to keep in mind.

If there's any living people,
just go to them about this.

-[Camille] Um, so Zoe's mom…
-What about…

…was like a second mother to me,

and I actually have a past
of ovarian stuff.

[Tyler] Got it. Okay.

It was a little weird
talking about it on TV,

but I definitely was just like sat
in the back of my mind, of just being,

like, that's something
I've been monitoring.

[Tyler] Got it. All good.

Just good to consider.
Nothing to worry about, by any means,

but it just kind of keeps
striking me over and over again.

Do you have any R names in the family?

Anything that starts with an R?

Uh… Not that I can think of
off the top of my head.

That's totally fine. Do you know
your dad's side of family much?

-Yes. Yeah.
-[Tyler] Okay.

-No R's on that side?
-Not that I can think of.

-[Tyler] What was Dad's name?
-George.

-[Tyler] George. George.
-[Camille] George.

R, R, R.
Where am I going with this?

-All right, Tyler, this is a live show.
-[Tyler] Oh, jeez.

So, you keep reading.

-That was so incredible.
-[Tyler] Thank you so much.

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to Gronk and Camille,

and their guests, for being with us today.

And, you guys, come back next week.

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