🧜🏻‍♀️The Girl In The Chair🧜🏻‍♀️

“I got the call two days before we actually shot the video. They saw my Nicki Minaj look on the show, so they thought I’d be great for her. I had to go pick someone to make the outfit, I had to make the hair within a day. There are some celebrities that you grow to love because of their entertainment value. I grew to love Taylor because of who she is as a person. She was so kind and she was the homegirl next door. She came backstage to us and make sure we were all comfortable. She wanted to make sure we all had champagne, wanted to know who we are and what we do. That day was absolutely amazing. [If she asked Taylor to appear as a judge on Drag Race] Now you should know better than that. I definitely told her that. She said she has watched a few but with her schedule it’s hard for her to be a fanatic! [On criticism Taylor has faced] You will never win. What people have to realize is, yeah, these people are celebrities but they are not superheroes. So the Taylor’s, the Beyonce’s, the Nicki’s, the Cardi’s, they can’t attend every Pride event. They have their own lives and they have to continue making a career for themselves. They can’t attend every Pride, tweet every problem or donate to every charity because they are still human.”

“Taylor… found herself in quite a vulnerable place. Y'know, she sings and dances onscreen all the time in her music videos but this was acting - this was a slightly different thing. And she was very open about that. Her and I worked together closely ‘cause our characters did a song together. I really enjoyed her process. I really enjoyed her dedication.”

“She’s in a pretty committed relationship now, so it didn’t really come up. More that came up was us pretending to be cats and the challenges with that. That was more what we talked about.”

Taylor sent a video to Jennifer Lopez wishing her happy birthday (July 24th 2019) (X)