
She made one rule when she entered the industry and she never broke it: girl/girl only. That consistency defined her career more than any single scene or award. When she left, she didn't drift quietly into private life. She sat down with Holly Randall and talked about it — the retirement, the reasons, what came after. What came after, it turns out, involved a mat and a flight to Central America. She was training to become a yoga instructor, moving toward something she described in spiritual terms, and that path led her to an ayahuasca ritual in Costa Rica. She talked about that experience openly: it was not the transcendent reset that wellness culture tends to promise. It was frightening. It surfaced grief she hadn't fully named. And then, somewhere in the middle of that, something shifted. She came out the other side describing it as healing. What exactly she was healing from, she left largely for the listener to sit with.
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