In this interview excerpt, the host asks CeCe why healthy marriages are important to her. CeCe recounts her upbringing in a happy, healthy home that was abruptly disrupted when her father left and her parents divorced just before her senior year of high school. The divorce forced her family to move repeatedly, resulting in her attending a different high school each year, which she attributes to her current shyness. The experience left her with a deep distrust of marriage; for about two years she vowed never to marry, fearing that a husband would eventually leave her after many years, as she believes many men do. Her testimony highlights how personal trauma from parental divorce shapes her skepticism toward marriage and underscores the significance she places on the concept of a healthy marriage.
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