Jamie Lynn Sigler

Did you think about that?

Did you ever think like, I wish I could do that, but I just it's just not me.

Yes, I would look at women or people and think, why she's so free.

She's just so open and real.

Aida Totoro was one of them.

Like when I first met her, I'm like, look at her, like asking for what she needs.

And like everyone thought she was charming and loving and amazing.

And I just never thought that that could be me.

But we all have a special thing that we bring.

And I'm finally able to kind of figure out what that is.

Like all the barriers are down.

I hope so.

I hope so.

I'd like to think that he would be happy to see the way I'm living my life now.

Well, this book is out in the world, and I'm so grateful for the opportunity to have that.

I still have Messy.

I've actually been putting together, and we're going to film this summer, a short film inspired by a journey that I had with my son that I write about.

It was a life-changing thing, and he came back with such wisdom and light and love to share.

clearly love to turn my pain into art.

So it's there.