Joanna 'JoJo' Levesque

And that was really hard for me as a only child and somebody who felt the weight of her. sadness and her struggles. And I felt really alone in that. But I wanted to find a respectful way to talk about how it affected me while also understanding that it was just as much her story as mine. So trying to find that way to do it.

And that was really hard for me as a only child and somebody who felt the weight of her. sadness and her struggles. And I felt really alone in that. But I wanted to find a respectful way to talk about how it affected me while also understanding that it was just as much her story as mine. So trying to find that way to do it.

And once she finally did read it, once I sent her like a more final draft of she was proud of me for finding a way to talk about it and be honest. And I think she felt that I painted her as a whole human being and not just somebody who made mistakes because I'm certainly painting myself as somebody who made mistakes in this book because I am.

And once she finally did read it, once I sent her like a more final draft of she was proud of me for finding a way to talk about it and be honest. And I think she felt that I painted her as a whole human being and not just somebody who made mistakes because I'm certainly painting myself as somebody who made mistakes in this book because I am.

And once she finally did read it, once I sent her like a more final draft of she was proud of me for finding a way to talk about it and be honest. And I think she felt that I painted her as a whole human being and not just somebody who made mistakes because I'm certainly painting myself as somebody who made mistakes in this book because I am.

I mean not really. To like a really tiny degree but I think about – There are people who look up to me, but I think about like the way that women in the particularly the early 2000s were scrutinized. I think of Britney. I think of Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton and how they were just dragged. And how how could you not? And like the media pushed – they wanted to see that.

I mean not really. To like a really tiny degree but I think about – There are people who look up to me, but I think about like the way that women in the particularly the early 2000s were scrutinized. I think of Britney. I think of Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton and how they were just dragged. And how how could you not? And like the media pushed – they wanted to see that.

I mean not really. To like a really tiny degree but I think about – There are people who look up to me, but I think about like the way that women in the particularly the early 2000s were scrutinized. I think of Britney. I think of Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton and how they were just dragged. And how how could you not? And like the media pushed – they wanted to see that.

They wanted to see how far they could push a human being. And like I'm so grateful that I didn't have that experience. Like I've got to really – my level of fame is so delicious to me because I get to just walk around with relative anonymity. But then – You know, have really a few beautiful interactions with people throughout the day. Well, they'll say really nice things to me.

They wanted to see how far they could push a human being. And like I'm so grateful that I didn't have that experience. Like I've got to really – my level of fame is so delicious to me because I get to just walk around with relative anonymity. But then – You know, have really a few beautiful interactions with people throughout the day. Well, they'll say really nice things to me.

They wanted to see how far they could push a human being. And like I'm so grateful that I didn't have that experience. Like I've got to really – my level of fame is so delicious to me because I get to just walk around with relative anonymity. But then – You know, have really a few beautiful interactions with people throughout the day. Well, they'll say really nice things to me.

And then we'll have a moment about music or impact or connection. And then I just get to like vibe and just like, and it's really, it really works for me.

And then we'll have a moment about music or impact or connection. And then I just get to like vibe and just like, and it's really, it really works for me.

And then we'll have a moment about music or impact or connection. And then I just get to like vibe and just like, and it's really, it really works for me.

Absolutely. Yeah.

Absolutely. Yeah.

Absolutely. Yeah.

Well, they're older than us though.

Well, they're older than us though.

Well, they're older than us though.