What if I said No? Do you remember the Me Too movement? The stories, the headlines, the truth finally coming out? I was there—in the 1980s, in the modeling and entertainment world. But I said no. No to the pressure. No to the compromises. No to the things that didn’t feel right. My memoir is about surviving Hollywood, not chasing it. It’s about a young model navigating fame, danger, dreams, and hard lessons in a decade that looked glamorous on the outside—but wasn’t always safe. You can read the story as it’s being written. Join the creative process inside Memoir SKOOL. Unlock the book for $7 and experience it in real time, unfiltered.

Welcome to Memoir School – Introduce Yourself This is a place for real stories, real memories, and real people. No filters, no fake perfection—just life as it actually happened. If you’ve ever thought about writing your story, even just a little bit, you’re in the right place. When you join, introduce yourself in the comments and answer these three questions: 1. Have you ever thought about writing your own memoir? 2. What part of your life would make the most powerful chapter? 3. What memory still feels vivid, like it happened yesterday? You don’t have to be a “writer” to be here. You just have to have a story—and we all do. Welcome to the journey.

Evelyn and I met in Tokyo, two girls from Los Angeles who had traveled all the way across the world to chase the same dreams. There was something comforting about seeing another LA girl in a place so far from home. I would run into her at auditions all the time. No matter where we were—casting calls, on the train, or out at night—she always had this calm, sweet energy about her. She was one of those girls everyone liked. Kind, beautiful, and easy to be around. Later on, we would see each other again back in Hollywood. It felt like our paths were meant to cross, no matter what city we were in. The modeling world can be huge, but at the same time, it can feel very small when familiar faces keep showing up in different chapters of your life. I’ve always loved Evelyn. She inspired me because she was from LA too, carrying the same dream, the same spark. Seeing her in Tokyo made me feel less alone in a world that could be overwhelming and unfamiliar. Some people are just meant to cross your path more than once. Evelyn was one of those people for me.

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🎬 My First Short Film Premieres Christmas Eve 🎬 I’m premiering my first short film, Never Alone: Model Call, on Christmas Eve, December 24th at 2:00 PM (PST) — live on Facebook. The film is based on real experiences in the modeling industry and explores safety, awareness, and what young models and actors need to know before answering a “too good to be true” opportunity. Alongside the film, I’m writing the true story behind it in real time — and inviting readers inside the process. 📖 Read Along as I Write https://www.skool.com/free-fallin-1989-1364/about The book lives inside my community Free Falling 1989, where members can: - Read chapters as they’re written - Be part of the creative process - See how the film and story are built together 🎓 Hollywood Model Academy is where I teach industry awareness, safety, and guidance for aspiring models and actors — and this film was born from that mission. 💫 Join the Free Falling 1989 e-book community for $7 (Limited-time access • price will increase later) If you love film, true stories, creative process, or want to understand how these stories really begin, you’re invited. 👉https://www.skool.com/free-fallin-1989-1364/about