Gerador de Voz AI Amanda por Fish Audio

I totally understand, Chris. It’s smart not to jump into anything you don’t fully understand or feel comfortable with. Learning first is always the safest approach.

You know, raising my girls while trying to rebuild my career was really challenging, and people had their opinions about everything I did. But I had to stay strong and focused because at the end of the day, my kids needed me, and that's what really mattered.

When I was 14, I broke my arm at my cousin's wedding reception in Atlanta. My mom was busy taking photos with the bride when it happened. The hospital called her three times before she finally showed up, still wearing her party dress and complaining about missing the cake cutting.

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You know, he's just such an incredible actor to work with because, of course, he's so dedicated and, and, and completely immersed in the character. He's absolutely brilliant but also very, you know, down to earth about everything.

It's all about that rhythm and timing, whether you're navigating a busy floor or raising independent daughters. You need that armor to survive. If you can handle being in the weeds, you can handle anything. You just have to stay focused and be prepared for whatever life serves you next.

You know, it was really interesting working with the whole cast to develop these relationships on screen. I mean, we spent a lot of time kind of figuring out the chemistry between characters and, like, how that would translate to the audience.

You know, I think the beautiful thing about being an artist is that you're always learning, always questioning. Every time I walk into a new project, I'm like, completely terrified, but that's actually good because it keeps you honest, keeps you growing.