I am not a morning person, but I open my eyes and, no matter what, the first thing I say is, “Alhamdulillah.” [ “Thank God” in Arabic]. I stretch my way out of bed and slip into my fuzzy, pink J.Crew slippers. I grab my phone and go directly to WhatsApp, searching for my husband’s, “Good Morning!” text. He’s in Senegal. I am in New York City. I check my email to see if there are any “fires,” i.e., frantic emails that have come through in the middle of the night from my vendors around the world.Diarrha at home in her J.Crew slippers.8:45 a.m. Responses to Adam's tweet were mixed: Some fans understood his reasoning and were able to move past the situation, but others were not. "You aren’t doing the community any favors by teaming up with an unapologetically racist and predatory influencer,"replied Sana, beloved by fans for her quirky persona, says slyly, “But I don’t think we’d make everyone, who misses us, wait indefinitely to see us.”Let us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: Hailing from Wisconsin—and helping represent the Midwest at SXSW—this six-piece band booked some buzzy gigs after playing at last year's festival. They're returning this year with some major touring under their belt, including opening up forThe Lumineers