Tv Shows And Stuff Give People In

Don't Front, Don't Put Something Out There That You Feel Isn't Realistic And Doesn't Portray Who You Are. Just Be Yourself, Be You, And Don't Be Afraid To Speak Your Mind.

My Brother, Who's My Acting Coach, He Can Be Like, "that Sucked, Chloe. You Need To Pick That Up. You're Not Thinking Right Now. Seriously, Think." It's A Good Harsh Reality, Because My Family Keeps Me Very Grounded.

I Did About 50 Pull-ups And 1,000 Crunches A Day. Crazy.

I've Gotten A Lot Of Young Gay Kids Come Up To Me And Talk To Me About How The Little Things I've Said In The Press Has Helped Them Come Out To Their Parents, Or Just Be Open With Who They Are, And Feeling Invigorated By That. So That Honestly Means A Lot To Me To Hear That The Things That I Say In The Press, They Do Hear, And They See, And It Helps Them At Least To Start The Conversation.

My Mom Was Always Like, "if You Love It, Do It. If She's Actually Having Fun, And I Know That My Kid Is Having Fun, She's Gonna Do Whatever She Wants. Whether That's Gymnastics, Learning The Car, Acting Or Just Being A Normal Kid, She's Gonna Do What Makes Her Happy." That's How I've Always Lived My Life.