Kayla Jade

I don't want to get sued, okay?

Sorry about that, Peter Dutton.

Yeah, call me Kayla.

That's my name.

Thanks for having me.

No, pretty much, yeah.

I post a little bit too much on the internet so I'm sure we won't have a problem today.

Yeah, I mean, it's definitely, you know, it hasn't been anything that's planned.

It's all just come naturally.

So I'm sort of learning as I go to, you know, be a content creator because I guess I had dabbled a bit in it before, but never to this level.

So it's just like a whole learning curve and, you know, adapting to my audience to make sure that I'm, you know, giving out the best information and, you

you know, telling the roars of it as well and not trying to just like make it seem like it's all glitz and glamour because, you know, it's definitely not the industry that is like that.

There's a lot of bad stuff to it too.

So I guess just from the start, you know, showing that every side of it.

I guess like little me, like I always had like a good family life, social life, but I guess in a way I always struggled a little bit throughout school because I had ADHD, but I was undiagnosed.

So I guess a lot of my life I was thinking like, you know, what's wrong with me?

Like, why can't I, you know, act a certain way or be normal in a way?

And like ADHD was just never on the cards for me because it like, especially in females, it's much harder to diagnose because I wasn't like the hyper kid at school.

You know, I was actually quite quiet and just like, I was always just chill throughout my whole life.

Probably a little bit too chill that I'm just like away with the fairies and have no idea what's going on.