I Have A Place In The Broadway

People Think Of Me As A Mannequin. All Show And No Substance.

I Could Never, Ever Have An Abortion.

My Father's Death, My Move, And My Frightening And Difficult Delivery Created A Tremendous Amount Of Stress, Pain, And Sadness For Me. I Was Practically Devastated Beyond Recovery.

I Have A Trainer, And I'm Not A Trainer Person. I Don't Like The Attention. I Don't Like The One-on-one Scrutiny. But I've Had To Enter Into A Very Sort Of Rigorous Rehabilitation Program To Avoid Surgery On My Back. I've Already Had Four Surgeries On My Feet And Two On My Knee - All From Broadway Dancing Injuries. On Broadway, They Don't Really Rehab The Dancers Like They Do In Sports. It's, "the Show Must Go On" .

I Have Never Been Skinny. The Thing Is, I Was In An Industry Where Being Athletic Was Not Celebrated. I Have Friends Who Are Supermodels, And I Never Had That Body. I've Never Been Asked To Walk In A Versace Show. I Was Doing The Covers Of The Magazines While They Were Cruising The Clothes Down The Runway, And Then They'd Bring Me The Clothes And I'd Have To Photograph Them.