I've been very lucky to live in the two greatest cities in the world...London and LA...and who knows where else life will take me next.

I grew up in London and moved to LA in my early teens. I was worried about adjusting to my new life in Sunny CA, but within a month after my move, I realized that LA would soon become my new home. I graduated from USC with a degree in Communications and Journalism. Currently, I work as a public relations specialist at a top entertainment agency and have surrounded myself with the greatest friends.

I've also been very lucky in that I have the two most amazing and supportive parents who have always motivated me to do better. They have taught me to have strong values and beliefs, to have integrity and good morals.

Growing up as an only child, I always had the need to be independent. Even at a young age, I wanted to do things on my own without anyone's help. I thought that if I made mistakes, they were my mistakes and I could learn from them (although, that sometimes got me into trouble). Now, as an adult, I've grown to realize, it's OK and healthy to ask for help. It shows maturity and courage to stand up and ask for a hand from time-to-time. Everyone needs that support - without it, it can get lonely.

Even though I had a happy childhood, I always wondered how I would've turned out if I had had siblings. Would I be any different? Of course being the only child does have its perks, but I guess I will never stop thinking about how my life would be with a brother or sister in the picture.