Don't Close The Book When

When You Do The First Season, You're Putting Your Life Out There And You're Kind Of Hesitant About It, And Then By The Time You Get Around To The Second Season, You Don't Care. It's Like, "this Is Who I Am - Like It, Accept It, Or Don't." There Are So Many Misconceptions That Now They Can See Who I Am.

When I Wake Up, I Always Thank God. I'm Grateful For Another Day, And He's Allowed Me This Tiny Thing That We Should Be Appreciative Of. As Long As You Know Who You Are, Everything Else Will Be Ok. No One Else Can Intervene Or Interfere Or Affect You, Because You Control Your Destiny, You Control Your Tone, You Control Everything In Your Life.

I Think Women Need To Have A Lobby. I Feel That Women Need To Speak Out. The First Time A Man Hits You Is One Too Many Times And You Need To Do Something About It. That Something About It Is Walking Out That Door And Seeking For Help And Never Looking Back.

I Knew That There Was An Underlying Thing There That I Was Never Really Able To Come Face To Face With. There's A Part Of Me That Wants To Always Protect Myself Because Of What I Had Gone Through. But I Learned That You Have To Let People In. Going To The Therapist Kind Of Helped Me With That.

When I Finally Decided To Do The Show, I Only Had Two Weeks To Learn The Choreography And The Songs In French.