Ep. 11 Movers and Shakers featuring Skyla Disney

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During summer break is when many families find it most ideal to move to a new city. That’s exactly what happened to my friend Skyla last summer when she moved from Las Vegas to her new home in Southern California. Many times friends don’t get to stay in touch after a big move but luckily Skyla and I did! On this weeks episode, I caught up with her to chat about settling into her new life as a California girl, making new friends, going to a new school and making her way into Hollywood. Make sure to follow Skyla on her Instagram @SkylaDisney_

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