And I Don’t Want To Turn Actress.

I Don't Have Any Tattoos - I Live Vicariously Through My Sister, Langley, Who Has Many. If I Can't Stick To One Ensemble, I Don't Think I Could Stick To One Tattoo.

My Mother Is An Actress, And My Aunt Margaux Was A Model. And It's Funny, As Much As I'm All About I'm My Own Person, And I'm Making My Own Name For Myself, I Have Grown Up In A World Where Most Of These People Who Are Like Me Are Children Of Famous Parents. So It's Easy To Become The Socialite And Be Famous For That.

I Know My Face Better Than Anyone Else.

I Think My Biggest Learning Experience Is That It’s Okay To Be Who You Are - You Don’t Have To Exactly Fit The Mold Of What People Think A Certain Kind Of Career Is. I Think That Discovery - Of Really Knowing Who I Am And Being Okay With That And Loving Myself - Was Amazing.

If I Were Related To Monet, I Don't Know If I Would Be Comfortable Becoming An Artist Because It's Too Much, The Comparison. If I Wrote A Book And Put It Out, The Comparison To My Great-grandfather, The Comparison Would Be Hilarious. Every Critic, It Would Be Their Dream, They'd Tear Me Apart.