Zoe Saldaña

Well, I have three boys, and one of my boys just lives on his own. He's like this lone little wolf, and I guess I feel kindred to him. Yes, I would do weird shit that my mom— And I think that my mom became an insomniac because of that because I would wake up in the middle of the night. I don't remember these things, by the way. Now she's just jokingly mentioning them.

Well, I have three boys, and one of my boys just lives on his own. He's like this lone little wolf, and I guess I feel kindred to him. Yes, I would do weird shit that my mom— And I think that my mom became an insomniac because of that because I would wake up in the middle of the night. I don't remember these things, by the way. Now she's just jokingly mentioning them.

And I'm just like, well, mom, that's some serious stuff. She goes, I know, I know. Like one time you just, I don't know if you were sleepwalking, you just turned on the hot water and you got in the tub and you burned yourself. Oh, jeez. It was like 2 o'clock in the morning, and she was just like, is my kid crazy? Like, am I not really addressing this? Like, is my kid off?

And I'm just like, well, mom, that's some serious stuff. She goes, I know, I know. Like one time you just, I don't know if you were sleepwalking, you just turned on the hot water and you got in the tub and you burned yourself. Oh, jeez. It was like 2 o'clock in the morning, and she was just like, is my kid crazy? Like, am I not really addressing this? Like, is my kid off?

And I'm just like, well, mom, that's some serious stuff. She goes, I know, I know. Like one time you just, I don't know if you were sleepwalking, you just turned on the hot water and you got in the tub and you burned yourself. Oh, jeez. It was like 2 o'clock in the morning, and she was just like, is my kid crazy? Like, am I not really addressing this? Like, is my kid off?

Like, I would turn on toasters or, like, you know, like, turn on the stove to boil an egg, but I wouldn't put water in the pot. I would just throw the eggs inside the pot. I guess she said, and at one point, you liked the way the eggs sounded when they broke inside the pot. Oh, that's interesting. And I was like, oh, how interesting. So I have a little one that does that.

Like, I would turn on toasters or, like, you know, like, turn on the stove to boil an egg, but I wouldn't put water in the pot. I would just throw the eggs inside the pot. I guess she said, and at one point, you liked the way the eggs sounded when they broke inside the pot. Oh, that's interesting. And I was like, oh, how interesting. So I have a little one that does that.

Like, I would turn on toasters or, like, you know, like, turn on the stove to boil an egg, but I wouldn't put water in the pot. I would just throw the eggs inside the pot. I guess she said, and at one point, you liked the way the eggs sounded when they broke inside the pot. Oh, that's interesting. And I was like, oh, how interesting. So I have a little one that does that.

Or just curious. Just a naturally curious child that probably needed a lot of verbal communication in order for me to understand my sensations. I was a sensory seeker. I was always like seeking things that catered to my ears and taste and my feelings. It's just sensory seeking, I guess.

Or just curious. Just a naturally curious child that probably needed a lot of verbal communication in order for me to understand my sensations. I was a sensory seeker. I was always like seeking things that catered to my ears and taste and my feelings. It's just sensory seeking, I guess.

Or just curious. Just a naturally curious child that probably needed a lot of verbal communication in order for me to understand my sensations. I was a sensory seeker. I was always like seeking things that catered to my ears and taste and my feelings. It's just sensory seeking, I guess.

I transitioned, I danced ballet for like 10 years and I realized that I couldn't break, I couldn't shatter my glass ceiling. I didn't have the feet. And that became a very just painful confession to tell yourself, you know? But then it was like transition. I love storytelling. I was able to tell stories with my body. So I was in this little theater company in the city.

I transitioned, I danced ballet for like 10 years and I realized that I couldn't break, I couldn't shatter my glass ceiling. I didn't have the feet. And that became a very just painful confession to tell yourself, you know? But then it was like transition. I love storytelling. I was able to tell stories with my body. So I was in this little theater company in the city.

I transitioned, I danced ballet for like 10 years and I realized that I couldn't break, I couldn't shatter my glass ceiling. I didn't have the feet. And that became a very just painful confession to tell yourself, you know? But then it was like transition. I love storytelling. I was able to tell stories with my body. So I was in this little theater company in the city.

And I was playing Mrs. Potiphar from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Musical. And there was a manager there.

And I was playing Mrs. Potiphar from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Musical. And there was a manager there.

And I was playing Mrs. Potiphar from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Musical. And there was a manager there.

It's such a great musical. And there was a manager there, and she signed me. And I first started going to, like, I would book commercials. So my first gigs were doing, I did a Burger King commercial. Two for two or something. Just the two of us. And I remember, I got my SAG card from that commercial.

It's such a great musical. And there was a manager there, and she signed me. And I first started going to, like, I would book commercials. So my first gigs were doing, I did a Burger King commercial. Two for two or something. Just the two of us. And I remember, I got my SAG card from that commercial.

It's such a great musical. And there was a manager there, and she signed me. And I first started going to, like, I would book commercials. So my first gigs were doing, I did a Burger King commercial. Two for two or something. Just the two of us. And I remember, I got my SAG card from that commercial.