Clowning, comedy and dance became her tools for survival. They provided her with a safe space for self-expression and the strength to confront and acknowledge the abuse she endured as a child. Moving to Los Angeles ignited a journey of self-discovery, empowering her to reclaim her lost inner strength and create her own version of "Hollywood." She shares her insights to help foster a world where survivors no longer live in fear or shame—a world where they can laugh, embrace humor, and find happiness. “If we recognize that speaking up can help others, we can overcome the fear that holds us back.”