"I can't resist buying shoes, bags, and lip gloss. I can never leave a shopping experience without one of those."
"And I am really comfortable in this world. I upendo acting. I upendo the entertainment business... I wouldn't trade it for anything."
"I upendo acting. This is what I want to do for the rest of my life."
"You know what? I upendo the episodes where wewe get all these like crazy people trying out. Cause wewe got to give it to them man, they've got some confidence, they really think they're good and hujambo that's great."
"The only tantrum I have ever thrown was when I watched an annoying girl doing a Barbie commercial on TV, and I screamed Mommy, I can do that better!"
"I upendo dancing. And very little imba and a whole lot of dancing."
"I get done whatever I get done and then I breathe a sigh of relief and I go to sleep and I wake up and start my morning bright and early with a big old smile."
"My inayopendelewa krisimasi was the mwaka my sister, who is seven years older than I am, gave me a real dhahabu mkufu with letters that spelled out "extra special sister". It was the first time I had received a gift from her like that--something really special. Actually, I had asked her for a Barbie and was disappointed. But I was only eight at the time, and as I've grown older, I've appreciated the mkufu zaidi and more."
"The real me is sitting at home, no makeup, in my old sweatpants, watching DVDs.But make-up is still a big thing for me."
"Keep your private life private. Be open to suggestions from different people. And just be nice. I have heard stories about people who are just plain rude to the press au fans."
"The way to my moyo is kwa being truthful and spontaneous."
"When wewe grow up on film, people sometimes have difficulties accepting the fact that wewe are growing up. They always imagine wewe younger."
"Yes, romance has found its way into my moyo in the past."
"Four months filming in a foreign country. wewe know, it is great because wewe get to learn all about different cultures. I feel so much zaidi enriched."
"I chose to wait to get my drivers license. Since I was working and I didn't have time, I got it like a week before my 18th birthday."
"I am young. I better onyesha off what I have now."
"There's something sexy about a man's watch fitting a woman's wrist, like you've borrowed it from your boyfriend."
"I just met Ron Howard. I was such a dork."
"I upendo gardening. I think it's very therapeutic when you're having a bad day."
[On being involved in a Buffy spin-off] "I didn't see myself continuing as Dawn because I like to have diversity in my roles. A lot of people are like: 'Oh my God! Little Dawn grew up!' And as much as I upendo wewe guys, suck it up."
[On why she chose not to continue her role as Dawn Summers] "I felt like every year, my character got younger as I got older. The scripts even had me speaking grammatically incorrectly. So I had to do something else. Besides, the onyesha is over. If wewe miss it, get the DVDs."
[on the future of Buffy] I'm sure that in some way, shape au form "Buffy" will be continued au the story, through the fans, because we do have such devoted mashabiki and that's always been very sweet.
"One siku I'd like to win an Oscar. But, I tell my mom if I ever get to be rude and demanding to let me know and I'll stop it. I don't want to be an actor like that."
"My confidence comes from me, Michelle, as a person. I don't necessarily believe that I will act and be a lead forever, but I want to continue to act for a long time. I upendo to do what I do."
(On her dream job) "A fashion editor at Vogue, that would be awesome."
"Anything wewe throw at me, I'll try to tackle."
"I adore London and Paris, and I hope to live in London for a period of time when I'm older."
"I upendo tennis. I tried gymnastics at one point, but my tush got a whole lot of black and blue so that wasn't fun."
"And I am really comfortable in this world. I upendo acting. I upendo the entertainment business... I wouldn't trade it for anything."
"I upendo acting. This is what I want to do for the rest of my life."
"You know what? I upendo the episodes where wewe get all these like crazy people trying out. Cause wewe got to give it to them man, they've got some confidence, they really think they're good and hujambo that's great."
"The only tantrum I have ever thrown was when I watched an annoying girl doing a Barbie commercial on TV, and I screamed Mommy, I can do that better!"
"I upendo dancing. And very little imba and a whole lot of dancing."
"I get done whatever I get done and then I breathe a sigh of relief and I go to sleep and I wake up and start my morning bright and early with a big old smile."
"My inayopendelewa krisimasi was the mwaka my sister, who is seven years older than I am, gave me a real dhahabu mkufu with letters that spelled out "extra special sister". It was the first time I had received a gift from her like that--something really special. Actually, I had asked her for a Barbie and was disappointed. But I was only eight at the time, and as I've grown older, I've appreciated the mkufu zaidi and more."
"The real me is sitting at home, no makeup, in my old sweatpants, watching DVDs.But make-up is still a big thing for me."
"Keep your private life private. Be open to suggestions from different people. And just be nice. I have heard stories about people who are just plain rude to the press au fans."
"The way to my moyo is kwa being truthful and spontaneous."
"When wewe grow up on film, people sometimes have difficulties accepting the fact that wewe are growing up. They always imagine wewe younger."
"Yes, romance has found its way into my moyo in the past."
"Four months filming in a foreign country. wewe know, it is great because wewe get to learn all about different cultures. I feel so much zaidi enriched."
"I chose to wait to get my drivers license. Since I was working and I didn't have time, I got it like a week before my 18th birthday."
"I am young. I better onyesha off what I have now."
"There's something sexy about a man's watch fitting a woman's wrist, like you've borrowed it from your boyfriend."
"I just met Ron Howard. I was such a dork."
"I upendo gardening. I think it's very therapeutic when you're having a bad day."
[On being involved in a Buffy spin-off] "I didn't see myself continuing as Dawn because I like to have diversity in my roles. A lot of people are like: 'Oh my God! Little Dawn grew up!' And as much as I upendo wewe guys, suck it up."
[On why she chose not to continue her role as Dawn Summers] "I felt like every year, my character got younger as I got older. The scripts even had me speaking grammatically incorrectly. So I had to do something else. Besides, the onyesha is over. If wewe miss it, get the DVDs."
[on the future of Buffy] I'm sure that in some way, shape au form "Buffy" will be continued au the story, through the fans, because we do have such devoted mashabiki and that's always been very sweet.
"One siku I'd like to win an Oscar. But, I tell my mom if I ever get to be rude and demanding to let me know and I'll stop it. I don't want to be an actor like that."
"My confidence comes from me, Michelle, as a person. I don't necessarily believe that I will act and be a lead forever, but I want to continue to act for a long time. I upendo to do what I do."
(On her dream job) "A fashion editor at Vogue, that would be awesome."
"Anything wewe throw at me, I'll try to tackle."
"I adore London and Paris, and I hope to live in London for a period of time when I'm older."
"I upendo tennis. I tried gymnastics at one point, but my tush got a whole lot of black and blue so that wasn't fun."
