I'm a Supervisor at a drug rehab during the week, Fire and Angle Grinder Performer on the weekends.

I'm Italian, from Los Angeles, Intelligent, Sarcastic, and Honest. As for the metaphysical side, I'm a Leo with an Aquarius rising. Very much a fire sign. Passionate, ambitious but the intellectualism, weirdness, and focus on the future of the Aquarian fits me too. (I normally wouldn’t even know this, but one of my best friends is WAY into astrology and JUST did my natal chart.)

I eat and breathe fire. I’m working towards a doctorate in research psychology.

My legs, but I get the most compliments on my butt, and weirdly, my teeth.

I have a non-exculsive contract with H.V. Quenzer for some performance work and alternative modeling stuff. I’m managed by Steven Rosen at RMC Entertainment for my TV work. I tend to do a lot of self-management though. I honestly, don’t remember how I started. It has been so long. At 15 I was doing a lot of film and commercials and it just happened. I model because it’s the only time I’m girlie. Normally, I’m a tomboy. I don’t do my makeup or hair. I get dirty. This way I am reminded that I can be beautiful too. I’m really pretty professional and have been fortunate to work with consummate professionals as well. I love to shoot Avant garde stuff, art photography, editorial story-telling pieces. I’d like to continue to do bigger publications and to venture into more tattoo modeling, now that I’m beginning to be covered in them.

Yes. But not the dick pics.

Throw a ton of clothes and shoes in a bag. Drink a bunch of coffee. Eat some fruit. The “routine” is more about working out and eating right daily, taking good care of my skin and hair, not doing my hair and makeup unless necessary so I can stay looking young.

Don’t listen the the BS. You’re not too short, you don’t have too many tattoos. However, be realistic. Your job is to be gorgeous. Drugs aren’t a good answer to being skinny, they make you look like death propped up. Be healthy. And educate yourself so when your looks fade you can still have a life.

Competition from the newbies that want to do everything for free because they’re scared they aren’t god enough, and those who prefer cheap over quality. It combines to downgrade the entire industry.

Looking at pics and thinking “Oh my, she’s so pretty,” and having to be reminded that she’s me. I forget I look like that. That probably sounds conceited, but I just don’t focus on how I look unless I’m shooting. I’ve become friends with so many people I’ve worked with. I’d hope they’d remember how fun I was to work with. From the fans? Being unique and making it work, I guess.