Considering common perceptions of how "sex changes" during marriage, Grant said she didn't want that to be the case for her own. "So I had always said to myself, 'I wasn't ever going to let my husband go seven days without us making love,'" said the TV personality.
Although her treatment led to a decrease in her desire to make love, she still wanted to nurture that connection with her husband. That's why she decided their sexual intimacy would continue, even if she "won't finish."
Scott goes on to have a short banter with the host after making his controversial statements, which Grant felt was inconsiderate. "It was very much so less concern for me, our situation, our livelihood, and my health. Because he was wanting to make a joke," noted the entrepreneur.
"And I said, 'I don't think in relation to our journey, is there any room for jest,'" she added. It took having a conversation about it and getting counseling for Scott to realize the weight of his actions, but he eventually did. Grant, who's still recovering, said the hurdle helped them grow as a couple.
In addition to other endeavors, she is a registered nurse who studied at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. Grant was among numerous essential service workers during the pandemic, and she protected her family at the height of COVID-19's spread.
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