A Dream Called Cinema and Theater

At what age did you decide to become an actress and how did you know you had the skills to go on TV? My passion for Performing Arts started in secondary school when drama was a part of my weekly curriculum, I had a teacher named Miss Sparks who made every lesson exciting I was never very interested in the more important subjects at school, as I struggled to concentrate I guess you could say performing arts was an escape and gave me the ability to be someone else for a while, There was a lot of abuse in the family home I loved performing arts so much at school, that I joined a drama school at 12 years old, which ran at weekends. This was one of my happiest times as a child, as everyone at the drama school was kind. not like the kids at the normal school. so I decided these were my people, and I went on to take Performing Arts in sixth form, but unfortunately by the time the summer holidays were over we were due to return to education. I realized that a girl who had made my l

1-. How was your childhood?  I’m very blessed to of had an amazing childhood full of a lot of love and fun!  I have lovely parents and have good relationships with my Mum and Dad. I’m extremely close to my mum and she’s always been my best friend! We actually go on mummy daughter adventures together all the time which I really cherish! I also have a really great brother who I’m super proud of and we were pretty close growing up. He’s actually just got married to the nicest girl on the planet- big shout out to Daisy if you read this haha!  I was a real Tom boy growing up and spent a lot of my time with my brother and our boy neighbours making underground dens and treehouses in the forest we lived by! I probably became more girly in my teens haha but I’ve always been super sporty and grew up competing at a high level in gymnastics so that was also a major part of my childhood and probably my introduction into performing!  2. - From what age did you decide to be an actress and