The child star you grew up with, telling the whole story for the first time.


You might know me as Kim Possible, as Ren Stevens, or as the girl who grew up on your television screen. What you probably didn't see was everything happening off camera.
I've spent the last few years telling the truth about all of it, the falling apart and the putting back together, through my writing, my podcasts, and now a memoir I never thought I'd be brave enough to publish.
This is where all of it lives. The work, the words, and what's next.
The fall and rise of a child star, in her own words. The stories you heard rumors about, and a whole lot you never did.
"I'm probably crazy for sharing these embarrassing details of my life. But if it can help even one person in a bad situation, then it's worth it."
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The voice of Kim Possible across the beloved Disney animated series and films.
Ren Stevens on the hit Disney Channel comedy that made her a household name.
Cadet Captain Jennifer Stone opposite Hilary Duff in the fan-favorite DCOM.
From Beauty and the Beast to Avenue Q, a life on the New York stage.
The first-ever Hallmark × Disney holiday film, starring Christy alongside Lacey Chabert.
Honest, funny, sometimes uncomfortable conversations about growing up famous and growing up, period.
Candid conversations about mental health, the industry, and everything nobody warned her about.
Two voice-acting veterans on the craft, the characters, and the chaos behind the mic.
Revisiting the show that started it all, one episode and one memory at a time.
Three cities for the launch of Once Upon a Trainwreck. Real seats, real conversation, real signings. Grab your tickets below.
Launch night conversation and signing, 4:00 PM. 603 N Lamar Blvd.
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