Theresa Caputo: I thought I was going to have an empty nest in 2020

Theresa Caputo's quarantine is going differently than expected without a full nest and a wedding, but she couldn't be any happier.

And then I started thinkingabout like my parents,like what it was like for my momto have an emptiness,to have a full emptinesscause here I was Chelsea thinking,I'm gonna to have an emptiness.Now, this pandemic has filled my nest with notonly my kids, but dogs.(laughs).I see sparkle.Hold on.Hold on a second.Okay, you can see it now.Oh my GodSo with Torian and her fiance are staying with you.Yes.Wedding plans going.So they actually were supposed to get marriedon September 12.She didn't want to wait a full year.So they're getting married in May of 2021.And she said,she already said she says,"I wanna get married."So like, if things still don't lift by then she goes,"I don't care."She goes, "Mom, I wanna have a baby."(Laughs).So, but we'll see what happens, you know.She was, Victoria was really very good about it.Like she was like, you know what, mom,it's a date.We'll reschedule another date.So should they, they were okay with it,you know, a little frustrated,but she handled it.I was so proud of her for that, you know.'Cause she, you know, she struggled through the pandemic,but she was very open about,You know, on social media,You know, when things like that,where she was,and it wasn't even so muchabout the working,it was just,I think just everything, you knowand the way that she handled it,I am so incredibly proud of herthat she handled everything with such dignityand grace and you knowwas still ableto help people, you know, get through their own anxietiesor whatever it wasthat they were going for.