M: Every parent has dreams for their children. What are your dreams for your son, Grace
W: I don’t care if he is a dustman, a fireman, a rock ’n’ roll singer, a lawyer, a doctor, or a father, l just want him to be a good man. 1 want him to be kind, caring and open-minded. I think that’s what’s most important. Sometimes you’re nobody in life. You have no money. You’re not successful. You’ re not pretty, but you mean well and have a good heart. People should pay more attention to people like that.
M: You’ve said in the past that you are very close to your mother. Is she the one who passed down these values to you
W: I’m sure we come from a growing-up family without money. Even though my parents had just enough to put food on the table for us, the door was open for anybody else who knocked. Today I have a big house and all the help in the world and I wish my mother could have had all these. She had nothing. At the same time, everything we wanted, she gave to us. She gave her life to us.
M: Now you are the mother, do you understand her more
W: She is a God to me, my hero, the person that I look up to the most.

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