Jade was my way to escape reality. When I was a kid, one of my moms friends said “she’s going to become a gorgeous woman”. But I had short hair, Harry-Potter-like glasses, a face full of acne, I was chubby, I wore the clothes my sister outgrew, I was the biggest outcast ever.

Bullied for everything I said, did or was, or even the things I wasn’t. I pictured Jade, me when I would be beautiful one day, the best version of myself: sexy, pretty, cool, playful, fun, performing in front of thousands of people who liked me, loved me, who didn’t bully me every day.

Jade knows what Josy’s been through, she knows that there’s more people like her, so she wants to be the voice of the unheard, her mission is to make kids like Josy feel seen, understood and loved.