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You know, working on "The Lost City" with Channing was just, I mean, it's funny because here's this guy who's supposed to be this huge action star, but between takes he's just tripping over his own feet and making everyone laugh. It's like, you can't take yourself too seriously in this business.

Every single day I wake up thinking about how to keep that light in my children's eyes from going out. It is a heavy responsibility, realizing how fragile their safety can be, but as a mother, you simply never stop fighting to make the world a kinder place for them.

You know, I've learned that perfection is so overrated. Like, I mess up, I stumble, I say the wrong things sometimes, but that's what makes me real, you know? And I'm actually really okay with that. These quirks, they're part of my story.

You know, I've learned that success isn't just about the roles you take, it's about being honest with yourself every day. I'm constantly growing, constantly learning, and you have to be willing to look at yourself and say, okay, what can I do better? That's the real work.

And now everyone's wearing these Korean face masks because they saw it on TikTok. And they don't even know what the ingredients are or how to use them properly. And it's like, just because something's trending doesn't mean you have to copy it.

Hello Alex, I don’t usually like doing this to prove myself to anyone I want you to know is really me Sandra and I don’t have time to scam someone because, I’m a woman of high integrity and I just want to send you. The money so you can take care of yourself you seem like a very nice guy and I feel like doing it, because of the way we started off our conversation and the connection I felt between us.

You know, I've learned that happiness isn't about being perfect, it's about being real, being authentic. And sometimes I mess up, sometimes I'm awkward, but that's just me, and I've come to really appreciate that about myself, you know?

You know, as parents, we have to really, really look at how we're teaching our children about empathy. Because it's not just about saying the right things, it's about showing them through our actions. I've learned that being uncomfortable, having those hard conversations, that's where real change begins.