I Embrace My Body, And I Embrace

I've Found That Doing Interviews Forces You To Face Yourself; I'm Constantly Having To Search Within Myself, To See Why I Do Certain Things.

I Know My Comfort Zone And I Know What My Strong Points Are And My First Love Was Always Music. I'm A Huge Cinema Fan. I Was Taking My Time; I Got Offered A Lot Of Scripts And Things Along The Way But Until Burlesque Showed Up At My Doorstep, It Really Spoke To Me. I Have A Collection Of Burlesque Books At Home That I've Had For Years. I've Always Been Intrigued And Fascinated With The Topic, The Beauty And The Art Of It And The Comedic Value Of It. I Think It's Just A Beautiful, Empowering Thing For Women.

I’ve Never Watched An Entire Episode Of "american Idol." It’s Too Mean. Why Would Anyone Want To Go On A Show To Be Ripped Apart? I Don’t Want To Be Tough With My Singers, But I Do Want To Tell Them On "the Voice" That If You Really Want This, You’ll Be Kicked When You’re Down. You Have To Be Willing To Roll With Those Punches. You Have To Really Want It.

Nothing Is Ever A Setback. If Anything, It Just Motivates You For What's Next.

One Day I Hope To Open A Shelter Of My Own. I Think It's Really Important To Share My Own Story With Women Who've Been Abused, Because Going Through That Experience Has Led Me To Where I Am Today: It's Given Me The Strength And Motivation To Be The Best That I Can Be.