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Professionally, receiving my first Grammy from Whitney Houston.
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I have a great family, great friends, and a fantastic career. But I'm also really proud of the work I do for kids—like the Special Olympics, promoting health and fitness for youngsters, and working on afterschool programs, such as the Inner City Games and Arnold's All-Stars.
A successful marriage, my third.
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Still being married to Annabel.
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I’ve loved all my jobs, even when I worked at Burger King.
Aretha Franklin. I mean, she’s Aretha! That says it all.
As a human who feels and loves just like everyone else feels and loves.
I wouldn’t change a thing. Every experience is a lesson learned.
Around the holidays, because I get to spend them with family and friends.
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