Daisy Dove Bloom was born in August 2020.

“He was [in it] because he had just done a huge time of celibacy, and he had set intentions,” she said. “And I was fresh out of a relationship, and I was like, I can’t do this anymore. I need to swim in a different pond, but I had yet to do a lot of like, real work.”

“[It] rewrites all your neuropathways through different physical activities,” she said. “So there’s no medicine or plant medicine. It’s literally just scientists and therapists that have put together programming that help you quiet that imposter syndrome.”

“He wasn’t playing this cat-mouse game anymore. And I was like, ‘This is boring. I’m moving on,’” she said. “I was so used to this push-pull. Because once you have it. I was playing games. It was a dopamine hit.”

“I would be dead without it,” she said of the retreat, which apparently gave her the “tools” to understand Orlando better.

“I would not be on this planet without that process — and meditation,” Katy explained. “Because the noise got so large. When Witness came out and, things started to shift, and I thought I really loved myself, and I thought I really had that center, but actually that core was created from outside validation.

She continued: “It just helped me rewire what I think about myself, and it helped me connect my head to my heart.”

“He’s got a free spirit, he’s super healthy,” she began. “He shows up, he’s loyal, he’s a Capricorn, he’s not scared… He can get his hands dirty; he loves the elements. He’s spontaneous.”

“We want to evolve,” she said. “That’s, I think, why we’re in our relationship to become better humans so we can raise this beautiful human being.”

“It’s been different layers,” she said later in the conversation when discussing their dynamic. “The more we do the work, the more we find the next level. And sometimes we get stuck… But we’re gonna do it. And we find the next level. That’s why we’re continuing in the relationship.”

You can find the full episode of Call Her Daddy here.