Loida Lewis talks new book "Why Should Guys Have All The Fun?"

Loida Lewis reflects on her triumphs and travails in her new autobiography "Why Should Guys Have All The Fun?," a look at the life that took her from the Philippines to the top of the legal world. Michelle Miller has more.
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[@01maggie]

Wonderful woman and her bright outlook on life and challenges ❤

[@EriBarr]

I love her! What an inspiration and role model!

[@chuckscott-cy7iq]

"Men are in love. Women are in business."

[@joeanderson4508]

Reginald Lewis was one of the most amazing entrepreneurs of his time. He started a law firm in New York after only 2 years of law practice, made numerous unsuccessful attempts to go over to the business side by buying companies, eventually succeeding with the leveraged buyout of McCall Pattern, in which he and his investors put up $1 million in equity and earned $90 million upon the sale of the company. When he closed the Beatrice International acquisition, it was the largest cross-border LBO ever at that point in time. It is a tragedy he died so young. Loida Lewis was an important partner in his success. She worked as a government immigration lawyer during the early law practice years to provide an additional income stream for the family. It is great that she is keeping Reginald Lewis's memory alive, and introducing a new generation to his achievements.

[@KINGAMIIAMKING]

@joeanderson4508 That's a lie. His wife had nothing to do with his success. She went along for the ride. She's been riding his coattails since his death.

[@joeanderson4508]

Reg Lewis himself gave his wife credit for contributing to his success. After his death, she also played a key role in rescuing TLC Beatrice and arranging asset sales that realized value for the ownership group.@@KINGAMIIAMKING

[@jfox9126]

What a wonderful story and an interesting life.

[@jimfrazier525]

Inspiring. Well done!

[@synfiguring]

I'm so sick of hearing about people shattering glass ceilings, I could just vomit.

[@AnthonyAlger4700]

It's supposed to be fun for the guy and the girl if the chemistry is right.. just gotta tickle it right.

[@Joe-qg7iw]

WOMEN SHOULD HAVE FUND. GO GET IT GIRLS.

[@jewpino9421]

I’ve noticed she can build a museum in Baltimore for her husband memory…..but what has she done to fight the corruption in her homeland of the Philippines so her country people can have the same opportunities as she did in the United States?

[@sillywabbit7989]

The interviewer tried to gaslight so bad and failed 😂😂😂😂 The media will always attempt to push narrative in the end 😮🎉

[@Beautiful_oWorld]

bruh how you all doing?

[@rareroots]

Funny considering the media can't even define a guy anymore

[@sardonic_smile_8752]

All the husband's money. A "concert pianist"...!? 😂😂😂 pathetic.

[@bigtex4058]

Congratulations on marrying a billionaire.

[@Augfordpdoggie]

someone still going through their hoe phase?

[@beverlyyarbrough54]

Because its a guy thing Woman don't have a clue !