"I'm a really open book, pun intended, he said. I don't have any sort of shame or guilt about the life I've led, including having parents who were addicts, experiencing homelessness as a child and losing a friend to alcoholism. I share my messiness, I share my failures, he added, but I also allow it to be known that those failures and that messiness is what got me to a place of success and a place of loving myself."
"I've really started to enjoy the movie theaters where you can pick your seat ahead of time, you can order food, you can have a cocktail brought to you. My mom is almost 70, she's diabetic, she's got tons of health issues, and sometimes it's hard to find things that she can do in the city. She absolutely loves going to movie theaters, and I feel connected with her. It's like watching a little kid. She's just so happy and in the zone."
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