The following interview appeared on the Bravo cable network on Sunday, August 7, 2011.
A: I was born in the back seat of a taxi in New York City on May 8, 1971...which makes me 40 years old.
Q: Did you say..."in the back seat of a taxi"?
A: I sure did.
Q: How was that possible?
A: My mother went into labor en route to the hospital. The taxi was stopped for speeding but the officer was very understanding. He had the driver pull the taxi over and lent his service by acting as a "doctor". My mother and I were delivered safely to the neo-natal ward as soon as we arrived. I was named after both the driver and the police officer. My real name was Blaze Sasha Moscowitz.
Q: Moscowitz is your mother's name. Why weren't you given your father's name?
A: I didn't know who my father was until I was twelve years old. My parents had their marriage annulled long before I was even born...even before my mother found out she was pregnant.
Q: What astrological sign and planet rule your life?
A: My astrological sign is Taurus...the bull. I'm very bullish, especially when it comes to getting what I want when I want it and getting where I want to be when I want. My life is ruled by the planet Venus, which, to me, is appropriate because I love and am loved. People are always telling me that I am very handsome...so it just seems a logical choice that my ruling planet should be the one named after the goddess of love and beauty, which makes me twice-blessed.
Q: What is your birthstone?
A: My birthstone is the emerald. Many of the gemstones I have in pieces of men's jewelry are emeralds. Do you suppose that means something?
Q: What are your vital statistics?
A: I stand a strapping six-feet-one-inch tall and weigh in the vicinity of one hundred eighty pounds. I have chestnut brown hair and hazel eyes...although my eyes change colors like a mood ring.
Q: How so?
A: Well, when I'm calm, my eyes are hazel. When I'm on my guard or edgy, they flash gold. And when I'm feeling very mischievous...they're green. So, people can always tell my mood by looking at my eyes instead of my face. My eyes are dead giveaways. My build is modelesque and adequately muscled. I detest those people who look more like human tanks...all muscle and very little brains. My complexion is considered Egyptian bronze, which classifies it as a dark tan. My teeth are all my own...pearly white without any mercury in them, which makes many men jealous. I brush them after every meal as well as before I go to sleep and after I wake up. I want to make certain I look very good before the camera and onstage. I care very much for my health and work out two hours a days, three days a week.
Q: In what ways do you work out?
A: I do leg presses and lift weights once a week to keep my body looking the way it does. Another day is spent performing yoga, meditating and tai chi. The third day is devoted strictly to martial arts, which I do with my wife...who was, and is, my trainer.
Q: What sort of martial arts do you excel in?
A: I am very adept in ju-jitsu, karate, jeet kune do, tae kwan do, kung fu, the French art of savate and the Brazilian art of capoeira.
Q: What are your favorite sports?
A: I'm very good at all sports...but my favorite is soccer.
Q: It's said that you are very proficient in foreign languages. How many do you speak?
A: I hate to blow my own horn...but I believe I speak about thirty languages as well as dialects.
Q: Which languages do you speak?
A: I speak Castillian Spanish, Catalan Spanish, Provencial French, Bourgeoisie French, Creole, Quebecois, Italian, German, European Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, Russian, Cantonese, Mandarin, Shanxi, Min Nan, Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean, Thai, Tagalog, Farsi, Arabic, Hebrew, Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic, Greek, Dutch...and possibly a few more.
Q: Do you speak them all fluently?
A: Yes.
Q: How long have you been studying them?
A: I've been studying them ever since I was a child. My mother and I moved constantly. We spent a couple of years near the Canadian border, where I learned French and Quebecois...a few in the Pennsylvanian Dutch area, where I studied both German and Dutch...and some back in New York City, where I learned Spanish and Italian. The rest were picked up through subliminal teaching...sleep-teaching.
Q: How does that work?
A: The subconscious mind remains alert while the rest of the body sleeps and can pick up things it hears continually. So, when I awoke the following morning, I was able to speak what was taught while I slept.
Q: But, thirty languages and dialects! How do ever keep from getting confused when you speak a foreign language?
A: At first, it wasn't easy. One time I said something which almost got me killed.
Q: What was it?
A: I wanted to ask a man how I could get to the nearest restaurant. Well, it turned out I actually asked him how I can get to his wife's bedroom. When I was told what I asked him, I got down on my knees and begged his forgiveness. I'm just lucky he didn't break my neck. But, he was very understanding and forgiving. After all, anybody could make a mistake when they're new to the language.
Q: Is the knowledge of knowing so many languages useful for what you do?
A: Yes, it is.
Q: What is your occupation?
A: I'm an actor, singer, dancer and model.
Q: That's quite a full plate. Which one do you prefer the most?
A: Well, my first love was acting, because I started at thirteen, playing Peter Pan, and worked my way up to adult roles. But, I suppose if I couldn't be an actor, I would have been satisfied at just being a model. But, I grew up lucky...having the looks and talent which went together at the right times.
Q: What part of your body would you consider to be your best feature?
A: Like I said before...I hate to blow my own horn. I really don't know what I would consider to be my best feature...unless it would be my eyes. Robert Burns said that the eyes are the gateway to the human soul. However, my wife likes my entire body...especially my legs.
Q: If you were to die tomorrow, what quality would you wish to be your best to leave behind?
A: I guess it would have to be compassion. Whenever I see an animal in need of a loving family, I'd take it in no matter what. If I saw a man or woman starving, I would see to it that they were well-fed. If they needed a job, I'd see what I could do to get them one. Compassion is also ruled by the planet Venus.
Q: Getting back to modeling. How old were you when you got your first assignment?
A: I was fifteen and going to school at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Manhattan. I was just sitting down to start doing some homework when another student said there was a phone call for me from the modeling agency. They said that if I could make it to the studio in one hour, I'd have a job which could set me up for life. I made the trip with thirty minutes to spare. The photographer gave me the clothes which I was to model for a fashion magazine...a long-sleeved shirt, a pair of knee-length shorts, a straw Panama hat and a pair of sandals. After I put the items on, I looked at myself in the mirror. I didn't like what I saw. So I rolled up the sleeves to just below my elbows and the legs of the shorts to just a little below the middle of my thighs. I unbuttoned the shirt to the middle of my chest and tied a bandana around my neck. I looked at myself in the mirror again...and loved what I saw. But, the photographer didn't. He told me to button up the shirt and roll down the sleeves and the legs of the shorts. Just then, a man slapped the photographer on the back of his head and told him that I was making a statement with his designs...and told me to put the sleeves and legs back to the way they were. Then, he told me to stand in front of an eighteen-year-old girl in an advanced state of pregnancy. I later found out that the girl was Anna Nicole Smith...and the designer was Gianni Versace.
Q: How long did you work as a photograph model?
A: Three years...from fifteen to eighteen.
Q: Why so long?
A: Because I was only five-foot-six when I started at fifteen. When I woke up one morning six months after turning eighteen, I found myself standing six feet tall...and asked to perform in my first runway show. All through the winter break of my freshman year at the University of Central Florida, I traveled to Europe and walked down runways in Paris, Rome and London.
Q: How did you feel about the experience?
A: I loved it. I mean it was fast-paced...but I've always been able to move fast and still look good as I walked.
Q: Now that you've turned forty, do you still feel the same way about runway work?
A: Why should I feel any different at forty than I was at twenty? I still look almost the same as I did then. Sometimes when I appear in runway shows, attendees can't see any age difference between me and the younger models I work with. I mean...I look as young as they do, I walk tall and straight as they do. I even sometimes dislike having myself primped and made up like they do.
Q: You have a photograph online where you are posing against tires and walls that were painted white, wearing a towel around your waist, a tattoo on your left shoulder, upper arm and breast and black painted swirls on your left thigh. You didn't look too happy in that picture. Why?
A: Well, I had to be primped and painted just so one roll of film could be taken. That whole process took almost three hours...you know, one person painting the tattoo, another painting my leg and a hairdresser braiding my hair. After all that fuss, who wouldn't look miserable?
Q: How old were you when that picture was taken?
A: Nineteen.
Q: If you had to do those pictures over today, would you still feel the same?
A: Why would today be any different?
Q: What type of clothes do you always like to model?
A: I like to model all kinds of clothing. But, mostly I like to model shorts. You know, walk shorts, Bermuda shorts, tennis shorts, board shorts, swim trunks...anything that showcases my still-youthful build.
Q: So, you never like to blow your own horn. Isn't that what you're doing right now?
A: Oops!
Q: Do you get whistles from women who attend runway shows today?
A: Yes.
Q: How does that make you feel?
A: Sexy!
Q: You and your wife have been married for twelve years now. How does she feel about girls and women whistling at you?
A: She knows it's just a part of my job. I just try to shrug it off and pretend it means nothing. But, it feels good to know that I'm getting their attention now just like I did when I was twenty.
Q: Now, you've been doing stage work since you were thirteen. What sort of plays do you love to appear in the most?
A: Any kind. But, since I went to school to hone my acting and dancing talent as well as training my voice with private teachers, I guess my favorite plays would be musicals.
Q: Which musical would you say was your favorite?
A: "Phantom of the Opera". I mean, people already knew what I looked like. Now, they got to see me wearing scars on my face. But, my makeup wasn't as extensive as Michael Crawford's. My makeup was more or less like what Gerard Butler wore in the movie.
Q: How many children do you have?
A: Six...three boys and three girls.
Q: What are their names and ages?
A: Anastasia is ten, Ilya is eight, Peter and Catherine are almost six, Kaya will be four in January and Tatiana is nine months old.
Q: That's some stretch. Do either of your older children want to follow in your footsteps?
A: My daughter, Anastasia...we call her Anya, for short. She's seen me in runway shows and acting onstage. She wants to become an actress and model. I've already told her that acting is dog-eat-dog...that she's always going to be trying out to be the best at an audition and that many times she's going to lose. I've told her that if she wants to follow in my footsteps, she should turn to modeling...and keep herself in shape so she can cut a good figure.
Q: What do you eat to keep yourself in good shape?
A: Well, it's not just what you eat that keeps you in good shape. It's also working out and exercising that keeps you looking good. As for food, I always stay away from sugars and fats. I avoid chicken because of its high fat content. I'll eat turkey because it's leaner. I'm a sucker for fish...especially Japanese sushi, because it's raw. Too much cooking of the fish can destroy its natural nutrients. I love salads with fat-free dressings. I eat them twice a day, for lunch and dinner. For dessert, I'll have a small bowl of fat-free frozen yogurt. Snacks? Fruit and raw nuts are best. Drinking? Just purified spring water. No coffee, tea or soda! They're high in caffeine...and stain the teeth. And definitely...no alcohol! As for exercise? Like I said...I work out two hours a day, three days a week. I get in plenty of walking, running, biking and rollerblading to sweat the extra pounds off. And when you eat, it should always be at the same time every day. And always eat your heaviest meal for breakfast. That way, you eat less for lunch and just a little more at dinner than lunch. You'll find that your stomach will be empty by the time you go to sleep. And you'll sleep better...without burping in bed...and longer. You'll wake up refreshed and hungry...for breakfast!
Q: Do you smoke?
A: Definitely not! Besides drinking, that's another filthy habit. I had never smoked...nor would I even hang out with anybody who did. One thing I can't stomach is being next to any one who reeks of tobacco. Just smelling it on my clothes would make me barf.
Q: Do you have any allergies?
A: Peanuts. I almost died from eating peanut butter when I was seven.
Q: What happened?
A: My throat closed up on me and I started choking. My teacher, who also suffered from allergies, carried extra syringes and gave me a shot of epinephrine in my thigh and held me close to her chest, telling me to regulate my breathing with hers.
Q: Well, apparently you succeeded. How about vices?
A: Besides working out to keep myself in shape, I'm also a stickler for cleanliness. I can't tolerate either wearing anything that's dirty...or being dirty myself. The minute I even smell perspiration on my skin, I strip down and step into the shower.
Q: Well, they always say that cleanliness is next to godliness. Getting back to modeling. How much money have you earned as a model?
A: To date? Probably...twenty or thirty million dollars.
Q: Wow! How much was the highest you earned on a single assignment?
A: About one hundred thousand for two-hours' work...or should I say "walk".
Q: Besides Gianni Versace, who else did you model for whose designs you loved?
A: Alessandro dell'Acqua and Donatella Versace. As a matter of fact, she designed my wife's wedding dress.
Q: It must have been elaborate.
A: Quite the opposite. It was a simple, knee-length brocade dress with matching gloves, shoes and veil. After all, my wedding was a Jewish ceremony. You don't wear silk, satin and a long train in a synagogue. It's a religious ceremony, not a fashion show!
Q: Did you ever wear anything that made you feel embarassed?
A: Pajamas.
Q: Why?
A: You just can't model a decent pair of pajamas, long or short, without feeling sleepy!
Q: What do you mean?
A: I was modeling a pair of pajamas in a show in London roughly fifteen years ago. I came onstage in a pair of short pajamas, a robe and a pair of sandals, walked down to the end of the runway and, before I turned to return backstage,
I gave out the biggest unintentional yawn in fashion history. Now, during any other fashion show, people would not have noticed and I would not have been embarassed.
Q: Why was this show any different?
A: The royal family was in attendance. After that show, I made a vow that the only time I was ever going to model pajamas again was in my bedroom in front of my wife!
Q: Was there a fashion show that you attended that you were not a part of?
A: Yes. It was one in which the models were the spouses and children of models. That was where my daughter decided she wanted to follow in my footsteps.
Q: Now, let's get down to some nitty-gritty...of the personal kind.
A: How personal?
Q: I thought I was asking the questions and you were giving the answers.
A: Right!
Q: Do you have any physical abnormalities?
A: Well, not too many people know it...and you actually can't see it...but I have this long scar that stretches from just in front of my right ear, running over the ear, along the base of my skull and ending about one to one-and-a-half inches from my left ear.
Q: Ouch! How on earth did you get that?
A: Well, it happened so long ago...and the circumstances by which it happened have changed. I don't really want to discuss it and rehash old memories.
Q: Very well. How about other members of your family? Your parents? Siblings?
A: My father lives in South Florida and works part time as a writer. My mother lives in a guest house on my property in Malibu. Up until three years ago, I never knew I had an identical twin brother who is married, has three children and lives in Tarrytown, New York, where he operates a construction company.
Q: No sisters?
A: Sorry.
Q: Besides your home in Malibu, do you have any other houses?
A: I have a home just outside Las Vegas, which is being rented out, and a tri-level mountainside home in upstate New York about forty miles outside of Albany.
Q: Tri-level?
A: The house, which has a front door in the rear, tree and rock garden and outdoor dining area is on the first level. You open a gate and go down the steps to the pool and sundeck on the second level. You go down another flight of steps...and you're at the tennis court.
Q: How well do you play tennis?
A: I can tell you this...I'm no Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer! I win my fair share of games...but I've sent a lot of balls into the stands and hit many a judge.
Q: You're that good?
A: Ha-ha!
Q: How about martial arts? Where do you stand?
A: Thanks to my wife, I've made it all the way to eighth-degree black belt. All that was left was making it to gold. But, since Jen is a gold-belt grand mistress, she was forbidden by the laws of martial arts to train me to get one.
Q: Why's that?
A: By their rules, a student must not be on an equal par with the teacher. She told me I could still get a gold belt and become a grand master...but I had to find another instructor to train me.
Q: Did you?
A: Yes. Rules forbid her from training me to get a gold belt...but not her employer!
Q: So, her employer trained you to get your gold belt. He must be very good.
A: One of the best! He was the first Westerner to win the secret contest called "kumite". To this date, he still holds five records, including "fastest knockout with a kick" and "fastest kick". He knocked out one competitor in thirty-two seconds and another with a 72 mph kick. And, he was blind when he did that.
Q: Blind?
A: His competitor threw some kind of dust in his eyes and impaired his vision. But, his instructor taught him not to trust his eyes and use his mind to defeat his competitor. The result: he won the contest...and honored his teacher by getting a kitana sword, the first prize in the contest.
Q: What is your favorite martial arts move?
A: It's not actually a move. It's more or less a strike. It's called "dim mok". It consists of striking the top of a stack of bricks in such a way that it causes a vibration...and virtually pulverizes the one at the very bottom directly below where you strike. That's why they call it dim mok. It means "death touch".
Q: Why is it called that?
A: Because, when you're fighting for your life and you hit your adversary on the top of his head...you can actually rupture his entire body. That means breaking every bone in his body and practically turning his organs to liquid.
Q: Have you ever had to use that move in a fight?
A: Thank God, no. But, that doesn't mean I wouldn't use it to save my life...or the lives of friends and family.
Q: Can you dodge weapons...like they do in those films?
A: Many of those scenes are fabricated. But, if one gun was fired at me, I believe I could dodge the bullet.
Q: How about two guns?
A: I'm not Superman.
Q: Let's get on another subject? How about cars? What kind of car do you drive?
A: Well, I actually have five cars.
Q: Five? Are you a collector?
A: No. I just happen to own five cars.
Q: What kinds?
A: Well, I have a silver 2006 Lexus GS350, which is my everyday car...a blue and black 2006 Bugatti Veyron, which I use for special functions...a bronze 2007 McLaren F1-5 and a black 2007 Lamborghini Reventon, which I just have around the house for the heck of it...and a red and black 2011 Bugatti Veyron, which I actually bought for my wife for a birthday present. But, she doesn't like real flashy cars...so I kept it for myself. She's happy enough with her GMC family van.
Q: Now, about your wife. You said before that she is your martial arts trainer. What did you mean by that?
A: We met each other at a get-together dance when we were both fifteen. Her reputation as a fourth-degree black belt was well known all over New York City. I was the only one who was brave enough to march right up to her and ask her for a dance. I then asked her if she could teach me martial arts. She's been training me...and loving me...ever since.
Q: Twenty-five years? Not even Hollywood marriages last that long!
A: Well, we went to two different schools, seeing each other during the weekends...and occasionally on a mid-week date. After graduation, we both went to the University of Central Florida. We were living in a two-bedroom apartment outside Orlando. Then, after we graduated, we rented a two-bedroom, two-bath house in Indian Lake Estates. At that time, I was working at a newspaper as a travel photojournalist while Jen opened her own martial arts studio in Winter Haven.
Q: Wasn't it also around that time that your luck changed?
A: It sure was! One weekend, Jen and I were visiting Universal Studios Florida when I was approached by Aaron Spelling. He was scouting for fresh talent for his new show, "Models, Inc." and asked me if I had ever done any professional modeling. I told him I've done some. He then handed me his card and told me that when I come out to L.A., I should look him up.
Q: Did you?
A: Yeah. Unfortunately, the day I arrived in L.A., which happened to be April 15, 1995, I was told that the show was cancelled. So, there I was...just me and my 1994 Lexus GS250. No money...no job...and no place to live. Some people told me that I could get a bed at night at the YMCA. But, I was on my own during the day...which was spent scouting talent agencies and scrounging for food at neighborhood churches and synagogues. That's when my luck changed again...and this time for good. An actor noticed me and gave me his agent's card, telling me that I was just the kind of guy she was looking for. I got to bed at the YMCA early that night. The next morning, I took a good shower, dressed up in my best suit and drove down to his agent's office. Her secretary tried to put me off, saying that her boss wasn't hiring anybody at the moment. I was just about to leave the agency, feeling utterly dejected...when the big boss came out. She took one look at me and told me to come into her office. She got her photographer to take over a hundred pictures of me in various clothing...and she loved each and every one of them. So, it was "Goodbye, YMCA...Hello, Malibu Group House".
Q: "Group House"?
A: Yeah. It was a beachfront mansion that belonged to my agent. It had five spacious bedrooms and a humongous bathroom. I lived there with four other models who she was trying to find work for...Rick Cordero, Bill Tompkins, Eric Welch and Bobby Lando. After a while, we were even permitted to bring our girlfriends out to L.A. to live with us. After we started getting work and branching out on our own, each one of us left the Group House and purchased our own apartments close to the agency and studios.
Q: Is that where you live now?
A: No. I started doing theatre work and getting small roles on TV shows and in movies and finally got a chance to purchase my own house on the P.C.H. That's the house where I live now. The house originally had four bedrooms...two upstairs and a small guest room across from the master bedroom. Being just the two of us, I turned one of the two upstairs rooms into a fully-equipped gym and the other into a fully-stocked library, filled with books and scripts which I had read for. All was going well for me, doing some extra work and stage work...when my agent got me hooked up with a two-month modeling assignment in Italy and Greece for Donatella Versace in 1997. Since her brother's murder in Miami Beach earlier that summer, I jumped at the chance. I also took another leap. With Jen and I dressed as Helen of Troy and Paris, I knelt down on the red, heart-shaped Hellenic Bridal Stone and asked Jen to marry me. Ms. Versace was so happy when Jen accepted that she went right to work on a religiously-perfect wedding dress. We were married almost two years later in a traditional Jewish ceremony in Hollywood, Florida. The rest, as chroniclers say, is history.
Q: How much were you paid for that two-month assignment?
A: In dollars or lira?
Q: Whichever one is more convenient.
A: Ms. Versace wrote out a check for twenty billion, five hundred million lira...which, I later found out, was a little bit over fifteen million U.S. dollars. And, as they say, money talks. No studio refused me after that. Of course, though, I still couldn't get the top roles like I wanted. So, after doing extra roles for another six, seven years, a friend of mine got me hooked on the idea of direct-to-video films...which are just a profitable as theatrically released films. But, unlike theatrical films, I can play whatever I want...good guy, bad guy, cop, murder victim. You name it. I purchased my own sound studio and got a partnership with several other direct-to-video studios to make any film I choose. And, even if my videos don't quite make it, I still have my stage work...which is certain work.
Q: What plays are you getting ready to do in the near future?
A: I plan to play Billy Flynn in "Chicago" and the barbarian Usumcasane in Marlowe's two-part drama "Tamburlaine the Great". Say that name three times fast!
Q: I'd get tongue-tied saying it even once! Now, you were sidelined before "Tamburlaine". In what way?
A: I was working on a made-for-video movie. When I turned in a scene, my foot was hooked by a piece of carpeting that wasn't properly tacked down. I ended up spraining my left ankle and dislocating my entire foot.
Q: That must have been very painful for you.
A: It sure was! Martial arts training taught me to ignore pain. But that kind of pain was so intense, I actually cried and passed out. When I regained consciousness, my foot was back in its proper place and in a cast. I was out of work for five months because I had to go through intense rehabilitation in order to strengthen my ankle and the muscles around it.
Q: What happened to the carpenter?
A: He was taken off the project. He was put on another video that I was working on...and I ended up facing a lawsuit brought by him and his union.
Q: You were sued? Why?
A: He was supposed to have five sets ready by a certain time. Since I was not only starring in the video but being the "man with the money", I fired him from the project because he would have put me over-budget. And, believe it or not...this was the same man who caused my injury on the previous project!
Q: And yet, the studio put him back to work with you?
A: They thought he learned his lesson. Obviously, he didn't.
Q: Who won?
A: Who do you think?
Q: Good for you! Now...about filming plays. What musical would you like to film with yourself in the lead?
A: "Sunset Boulevard", with myself as Joe Willis and Glenn Close as Norma Desmond.
Q: You know what that means? You'd be getting murdered at the end.
A: Yeah...but who cares? I've been eaten in one video. How bad could two bullets be?
Q: Did I hear you right? Did you say "you were eaten in one video"?
A: It was in a science fiction movie called "Pterodactyls". I was an extra. I played one of a group of soldiers who were assigned to infilitrate an island populated by scientifically-generated pterodactyls. Only problem was we didn't know just how scientifically-generated they were. They were voracious and attacked anybody who trespassed on their island...whether it was a group of tourists, led by Cameron Daddo, or soldiers. My character walked into an open field. When I heard the monster scream, I turned and looked up with an expression of horror on my face. The last thing anybody ever saw of me was the creature separating my top half from my bottom half...and blood spurting upward from my waist just before my "legs" buckled and fell into the grass.
Q: Sounds grisly.
A: That's why it was called a science fiction. But...I'm still here. You played just as grisly a character in last year's "Clash of the Titans", didn't you?
Q: I ask, you answer!
A: Okay, okay!
Q: If you could do another theatrically-released film, who would you like to have as your leading lady?
A: Wow, that's a tough question to answer. I like Gong Li and Ziyi Zhang...two actresses from China who are fantastic performers. And the Hawaiian-born actress Stacy Kamano. I had the honor of working with her during my stint as a lifeguard on "Baywatch". But, knowing so many languages, I can make any film in any country...and work with any actress I want.
Q: There was a story printed somewhere that your mother is a cancer survivor. Is that true?
A: It sure is. She was diagnosed five years ago with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer. I placed her in a hospital in South Florida, only to find out that they told her that her cancer was terminal and not treatable. It was as if they were telling her to make out a will and get ready to die. That was when I heard about a treatment center in Arizona. They advertised as treating the disease and the patient. So I put my mother there.
Q: Did it work?
A: She's been cancer-free for the past two-and-a-half years. You tell me.
Q: That's good to hear. About the future...do you see anymore runway work in the future?
A: Why should I stop? I still have my health and a strong body and a...ahem...handsome face.
Q: There you go again, blowing your own horn.
A: As they say...when you've got it, flaunt it!
Q: Do you have a fashion show planned in the near future?
A: I'm performing in a round-the-world campaign as soon as my video work is finished. It'll start in L.A....and go to the major fashion cities not only in the States, but around the work. It'll take me away from home for about a month. But, thank goodness for laptops and Skype! I'll be able to keep Jen and my kids up on daily events...and kiss them all good night.
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