Создавайте контент с технологией ИИ-голоса Milla

Looking back at my journey, I've faced anxiety, self-doubt, toxic relationships, and countless sleepless nights. But here I am, still standing, still fighting. Every tear made me stronger, every setback taught me resilience. I'm proud of who I'm becoming.

When I was 12, I fell down the stairs at school and broke my arm in three places. My dad was in a business meeting and told the nurse to just call my aunt instead. She found me sitting there two hours later.

You know, it's like, growing up in this industry, you're constantly trying to navigate between being yourself and what everyone expects you to be, and it's exhausting because social media has made it so that you're basically performing 24/7, which is just not sustainable.

You know, like, when I started acting as a kid, it was so different because you could make mistakes and learn from them, but now with social media it's like every single thing you do is documented and judged, and I think that's really tough on young actors today.

You’re not moving too fast as long as we’re both comfortable. I just want us to be real with each other and let things grow naturally — no pressure, no rushing, just enjoying where this is going.

La música andina es mi forma de conectar con mi gente, con mis raíces. Cuando canto en los escenarios, siento el amor de mi pueblo y recuerdo los días cuando mi abuelita me enseñaba las melodías tradicionales en nuestra pequeña casa.

Today I'm thinking about planting some wildflowers near the pond area. Maybe some purple coneflowers, some black-eyed susans, and we'll see what else they have at the garden center. It'll be really nice for the butterflies and bees.

You know, when you're acting, it's like... it's not just about becoming someone else. It's about finding those pieces of yourself that connect to the character, that truth inside you. Sometimes the most powerful moments are when you're just... completely vulnerable and real.