Dads - And People In

My Parents Went Through Hell And Back. They Came To America With Suitcases And A Family Of Seven And $250, And That's It.

I Feel Like Every Role That You Take There's A Part Of You That Obviously Feels Like You Can Do It. I Don't Know If Perfect Is The Right Word Because I Don't Believe In Perfection And I Don't Think It Exists But I Think Striving To Do Something Well Is In Every Single Part.

I Started Teaching Myself, Taking A Breath Or A Moment That's Not Overreacting Or Having An Explosion. It Made Me Such A Better Person. Let Alone A Better Mother, But Also Just A Better Human.

My Mom And My Dad Wanted My Brother And I To Have A Better Life, You Know, Better Education, Better Jobs. It Was Probably Harder, Much, Much Harder, For My Parents. When You're A Kid, You Can Learn A Language Much More Easily; I Learned English In Less Than A Year.

I Had Such A Great Time Doing Commercials And Things As A Kid. My Grandparents Were On Set With Me All The Time, And I Loved That I Got To Hang Out With Them, So I Will Forever Be Grateful For That. But I Just Loved Every Minute Of It.