Thank you for playing along with Ken as well,

earlier in our game.

You've met Ken before.

You worked with him before.

-Yes. Yeah, I was on his first photo shoot.

So obviously I taught him everything I know.

-Yeah. -About modeling.

-Of course, yeah. -I was a great mentor.

-What was it like working with Ken on a photo shoot?

-Oh, it was so great.

I mean, he is so funny in the shots,

but then behind the scenes he's like, "Oh, my God, I'm so sorry.

I'm a physician.

I shouldn't be holding it like a pool noodle."

But I was like, "You just got to lean in,"

and that's why he looks so sexy.

[ Laughter ]

Holding up, with that pool noodle.

-It doesn't make any sense until you see this photo.

Here's a photo of Ken and Kate.

See if you can tell the difference, who's who.

-It's hard to tell.

-Ken is -- [ Laughter ]

What is he doing?

He's lost his -- He's absolutely lost his -- He's lost his mind.

[ Laughter ] He's lost his mind.

-And they kept being like, "Don't --"

-"Don't look at me."

-"Don't look at him. Don't look at him."

And he was, like, fully into that noodle.

-How have you been?

I'm sorry to make you remember those memories.

How have you been?

Talk to me about Strong4Me.

You guys are growing, expanding.

-Yes. I'm so excited because, you know,

we're all about inside-out health.

So we're expanding into a full wellness brand,

and next we're going to tackle mental wellness,

which I think is so important.

It's not just about working out.

It's also about staying mentally healthy.

[ Cheers and applause ] -It's great.

It's taken a while, but it's actually happened pretty fast

if you think about it because when we talked about this

years ago when you thought about this idea and started it,

but good.

-I know. The community keeps growing,

and it's just so awesome to hear everyone's stories

and keep the positive inspiration going.

-You said that your daughter Genevieve

is an inspiration to you.

-Yes. She's the cutest.

-Look at this little nugget.

-Well, she's 14 months now.

I learned that moms have to say the months.

-You say the months? Yeah. -That's what moms do.

-She's so cute.

If she wanted to go into modeling, would you allow her?

Would you say yes?

-I mean, we're all about passion in our family.

So if she feels really passionate about anything,

you know, I know Justin and I

will fully support her with whatever she wants to do.

And if it's modeling, I have a few tips.

I mean -- [ Laughter ]

-Yeah. Yeah, you had a pretty -- -I did mentor Ken so...

[ Laughter ] -Yeah.

She doesn't want to end up in that direction at all. Yeah.

I saw somewhere that you were learning jiu-jitsu.

Are you still into that?

-Oh, my God. I'm obsessed with jiu-jitsu.

I just earned my first stripe and I --

-Now, how does that work, the stripes?

-So, you get your belt, and then you earn three stripes,

and you go to the next color.

So I just got my first one, and the test is so hard,

and you learn all these different submissions,

how to break someone's arm, how to pop the shoulder out,

how to choke them out, and they test you.

How many chokes do you know? [ Laughter ]

You know, and I -- [ Laughter ]

I was so into it.

I would practice everywhere, and my test was right after

the World Series and --

-And you passed? -Yeah.

Well, I was practicing, you know, on Justin,

on his whole family, my mother-in-law.

-He's in the World Series. What are you talking about?

-Well, he would only let me practice on him --

-Your mother-in-law. Oh, my gosh.

What's wrong with you? Why are you taking jiu-jitsu?

-You know, 'cause I want to beat someone up.

[ Laughter ] -No, you don't. Come on.

-I just want to know how. I just want to know how.

I just want to know how.

-Are you flipping people around and --

-Yeah.

-Jiu-jitsu's like MMA type of stuff, right?

-Yeah. Yep, yep. -Yeah.

-There's part boxing, jiu-jitsu.

-Everything. -Yep.

-So right now you're flipping people around.

-Yes. -You go to a place --

-Actually, I was -- I accidentally --

I was showing Justin,

and I accidentally flipped him in our kitchen.

-What? -And his foot hit, like,

the corner of our island, and he really just hammed that up.

It was like a cut this big, and he was like, "I'm injured!

"I'm injured!" I was like, "Calm down.

It's not your right arm." [ Laughter ]

-Could you teach me a move and all of us a move in case?

-Yes, yes. Of course, of course. Okay.

-Alright, let's do it. [ Cheers and applause ]

-So, technically I only have one stripe.

I'm not, like, safety certified.

-Okay. -But it's fine.

Just make sure to tap if you feel, like, panicked.

-Tap if I feel panicked? -Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[ Laughter ] 'Cause I don't know my limits.

Okay, so, if you're coming at me --

-Okay, so wait. First of all, why are you already like this?

-Because I'm in my fight stance. [ Laughter ]

-But if you're doing this,

that means that you want me to come at you?

If you're like, "Hey, Jimmy," what do you want me to do?

I go, "What's your problem?"

Of course, I'm going to run to you

and jump in your arms if you do that.

So, alright, so you do that and I -- What do I do?

Like, do you want me to attack you?

-Yeah, just if you were walking like, yeah.

Come like you're attacking me. -What are you gonna do?

Can you just tell me what you're going to do?

[ Laughter ] Just tell me what you're gonna

do because I don't want have to --

What if my instincts fight back? You know what I'm saying?

-It's okay. I can take you down.

[ Laughter ] -Oh, my God.

And by the way, you probably can.

Alright. Alright. So, I'm walking?

-Okay, I'm going to do the rear naked choke hold.

-Say it again.

-The rear naked choke.

-We're doing the rear naked choke hold?

[ Laughter ] -Yeah.

-Let's do it, man. I mean, let's go for it, man.

At this point. [ Cheers and applause ]

Honey, turn the channel.

-Okay, so walk towards me.

-Okay, just walk towards you. -Yep, and then I would just --

-Oh, man. Oh, man. Alright, that's good.

[ Laughter ]

-No, you got to tap out with your hand.

-Oh, I thought you meant tapping --

I already tapped out. I was tapping out. I was tapping.

[ Cheers and applause ] That was a good hold.

How do you do that? You press really --

-Yeah, yeah. -You pass out?

I'm really passing out a little bit.

What were you doing?

-Yeah, it takes -- it takes 12 seconds to fully pass out.

-Wait, how many seconds did you do that?

[ Laughter ] -I wasn't even --

As soon as you tapped, I stopped.

Even the tap dancing. -That was like a --

[ Laughter ]

That was a five-second tap dance.

You did it like seven -- Alright.

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