The Bodyguard’s Siren
I hate morning interviews. They always try to make them look relaxed—plants in the background, too-white sofas, a mug with the show’s logo—but nothing about it feels casual. It feels like stepping into an operating room where I’m the one being dissected. I smooth my dress. It’s black silk, plunging neckline, sleeves that drape off the shoulder. It’s bold, severe, confident. Exactly what I need to be today. My PR manager, Tessa, stands behind the cameras, giving me a look that says don’t screw this up.
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