Precious Muir

I arrived in New York 2005 and it took me a couple of years to find my way. And I initially started going to parties in 2007.

Well, when I got signed to the New York agency that I did initially when I was 18 years old and I moved to New York when I was 19, you know, 19 going on 20. And for me, it was part of the industry that we were made aware of very quickly. Socially, you needed to go out there. So we went to socialise to meet people that we could possibly never meet in our lives.

Well, when I got signed to the New York agency that I did initially when I was 18 years old and I moved to New York when I was 19, you know, 19 going on 20. And for me, it was part of the industry that we were made aware of very quickly. Socially, you needed to go out there. So we went to socialise to meet people that we could possibly never meet in our lives.

Well, when I got signed to the New York agency that I did initially when I was 18 years old and I moved to New York when I was 19, you know, 19 going on 20. And for me, it was part of the industry that we were made aware of very quickly. Socially, you needed to go out there. So we went to socialise to meet people that we could possibly never meet in our lives.

And our agents and managers at the time would encourage us to go to these events. They wouldn't force you, but they would be like, well, Precious, if you've been invited, I think it's good for your career if you go. But there is a more sinister side to it. Yeah, of course. I mean, with every good there is bad.

And our agents and managers at the time would encourage us to go to these events. They wouldn't force you, but they would be like, well, Precious, if you've been invited, I think it's good for your career if you go. But there is a more sinister side to it. Yeah, of course. I mean, with every good there is bad.

And our agents and managers at the time would encourage us to go to these events. They wouldn't force you, but they would be like, well, Precious, if you've been invited, I think it's good for your career if you go. But there is a more sinister side to it. Yeah, of course. I mean, with every good there is bad.

And so people need to understand the entertainment industry is a very difficult one to navigate, especially when you don't have the right people around you, or you don't have the right people directing you in the direction of safety, looking out for your, you know, not just... get that job, book that job so I can get my percent, you know.

And so people need to understand the entertainment industry is a very difficult one to navigate, especially when you don't have the right people around you, or you don't have the right people directing you in the direction of safety, looking out for your, you know, not just... get that job, book that job so I can get my percent, you know.

And so people need to understand the entertainment industry is a very difficult one to navigate, especially when you don't have the right people around you, or you don't have the right people directing you in the direction of safety, looking out for your, you know, not just... get that job, book that job so I can get my percent, you know.

They are encouraging you for your safety and doing the right thing. Back then, we didn't have that. I don't feel I had that. I had to figure it out very quickly on my own.

They are encouraging you for your safety and doing the right thing. Back then, we didn't have that. I don't feel I had that. I had to figure it out very quickly on my own.

They are encouraging you for your safety and doing the right thing. Back then, we didn't have that. I don't feel I had that. I had to figure it out very quickly on my own.

Yeah, I mean, my exposure to the industry was... Industry parties, and then came the Diddy parties at the Hamptons. And then later on was the Playboy Mansion. That was the progression of my 10 years in New York. And yeah, initially, when I was exposed to this industry, it was a smaller event. I was told to, you know, to come to this amazing party. It's going to be great.

Yeah, I mean, my exposure to the industry was... Industry parties, and then came the Diddy parties at the Hamptons. And then later on was the Playboy Mansion. That was the progression of my 10 years in New York. And yeah, initially, when I was exposed to this industry, it was a smaller event. I was told to, you know, to come to this amazing party. It's going to be great.

Yeah, I mean, my exposure to the industry was... Industry parties, and then came the Diddy parties at the Hamptons. And then later on was the Playboy Mansion. That was the progression of my 10 years in New York. And yeah, initially, when I was exposed to this industry, it was a smaller event. I was told to, you know, to come to this amazing party. It's going to be great.

There's going to be lots of people that you can network with and there's opportunities there. There could be casting directors looking for new models for something. Like, you need to go. So here's me in Manhattan. The party consisted of a lot of people that are in the entertainment industry, a lot of people that are in hip-hop, in the music industry.

There's going to be lots of people that you can network with and there's opportunities there. There could be casting directors looking for new models for something. Like, you need to go. So here's me in Manhattan. The party consisted of a lot of people that are in the entertainment industry, a lot of people that are in hip-hop, in the music industry.

There's going to be lots of people that you can network with and there's opportunities there. There could be casting directors looking for new models for something. Like, you need to go. So here's me in Manhattan. The party consisted of a lot of people that are in the entertainment industry, a lot of people that are in hip-hop, in the music industry.

And I met a few of the inner circle friends that are very close to Diddy and the same people I saw throughout the 10-year period of hanging out with this inner circle of entertainment industry people. And yeah, the first real initiation, I guess, was me taking a sip of alcohol that basically changed my life.