Our hearts are with Texas — with the families facing the unthinkable, with the mothers who will never hold their babies again, the children who will never run to their parents again, with those suddenly navigating a life split into before and after. The separation, the loss, the stillness after the storm — it’s a grief that ripples far beyond the floodwaters. As a mother, as a human, this sorrow is impossible to look away from. We are simply heart broken. Texas has always shown up for others — with open arms and steady hands. The way Texas took us in and cared for California in January is how they always show up. And now, the rest of us stand ready to return that love, in whatever ways we can. Since January, I’ve come to understand how disaster reshapes you — how it quiets the noise and opens your heart. These stories land differently now. They settle deep. Checking in our people as this just is so close to home. Our Houston, Dallas and Austin communities - we love you. We are holding space for grief we may never fully understand. We’re with you, Texas. Now and in the days to come.