Bela Bajaria

No FaceTime and phone calls were expensive.

So it was really like every couple of weeks where I would get on the phone and talk to my parents.

And you were like five to eight?

I was like four, yeah, like four to like eight.

Like four and a half to like eight.

And the interesting thing was, though, I really was so spoiled and so taken care of and so left.

So I don't remember...

It being traumatic as you, what I would imagine now, where I would look back and go, oh, that must have been really traumatic.

But I don't know.

I was so taken care of that I didn't really.

And so much like maternal, paternal affection and care from so many people.

And I'm still very close to all those aunts and uncles because they raised me.

Besides one aunt, everybody else, you know, moved.

Oh, that's great.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

So it was great because when I got to move, then I got to, like, they all kind of came with.

So it was fun because then I had all my community together, which was great because then I had everybody who really, you know, really took great care of me and was very supportive.

So that was fun.

So when I moved here, you know, there was so much that was really impactful about filming and TVing.