And in one of her most emotionally honest reflections, she said: “Loving something—or someone—so much that you would hurt deeply to lose it… and still saying you wouldn’t have loved it any less. That’s what I think I’m here for.” Her perspective became almost philosophical:
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Love is vulnerability.
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Love is accepting that anything precious can be lost.
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And loving anyway is the bravest choice a person can make.
The tragedy reshaped her—but did not harden her.
If anything, it softened her further.
HER CAREER TODAY — A WOMAN WORKING ON HER TERMS
While she maintains a steady following online—especially on streaming platforms where her songs continue to gain new listeners—she no longer chases fame with desperation or competition. She chooses roles that feel meaningful—not roles that simply fill her schedule.
In 2025, she landed a major new project: a starring role opposite Jared Padalecki in Netflix’s adaptation of Katherine Center’s novel The Bodyguard—a story rich with emotion, humor, and heart. It was the perfect fit:Continue reading…
