Sterling K. Brown

But I would say growing up because I was the only girl and because I was a very determined,

focused kid about what I wanted to do with my life.

It's sort of like, and I led the charge.

It almost felt like I was the oldest.

You know, not to say that either one of them were like unfocused, but I was always just sort of like a laser beam.

Like I know what I want to do from like six, like a little older than that picture.

I know what I want to do.

I know how I'm going to do it.

I just need mom and dad to help facilitate and drive me to rehearsals.

But it took a little bit longer for both of them to kind of come into what I think they wanted to do with their lives.

So it almost felt like I was the oldest because I like started working and I had a career path.

And so, yeah, I kind of oddly have never really felt like the middle child.

Never any jealousy.

Okay.

I would say like never jealousy that's ever been voiced to me.

Like very supportive and loving, but also like you do that and we do something else.

Like we're not really interested.

Like it's cool what you do, but like.

Not like, yeah, never like very impressive to them.

Yeah.