Do you think that not having your real dad around from birth, right, affected you?

Welcome back to three girls one kitchen. On today's episode we're diving into deeper depths with my co-host Olivia Davis.

This is part of the Get to Know Us series.

Each host will have their own episode.

Just a reminder, fan questions

will be at the end of this episode per usual so make sure you stay tuned to see if your

question got answered okay so Olivia Davis let's start from the very beginning of

Olivia when I came out on my mother's won't yeah first of all that's not even how you

pronounce your name so you're from Ukraine right what is the Ukrainian pronunciation of

your name so it's actually a completely different name. It's not even Olivia, it's Ola. So the Yaa in that name a lot of people can't pronounce in different countries. So whenever I came here here I had to actually legally change my

name to Olivia because I felt like it was the closest thing. I know a lot of people have

heard the name Olga I personally don't like it I think it's very vulgar and also that's not my name it's

Ola and I wanted it to be a similar I guess as I could and feminine so I change it to Olivia. I've heard of that

before growing up my neighbors they were adopted from a Korean family and they had a

Korean version of their name and then their parents gave them an Americanized version of the name so I get that I've heard of that before. So when did you move to America?

So I came here when I was nine. Wow and what was the switch like also did you speak any English when you first moved here?

No I learned a couple of words just like the basics like I don't understand you.

Hello, goodbye.

I don't speak English.

Wait, how long did it take you to learn to speak English?

I don't know.

I think I honestly couldn't really tell you.

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