I've never met you in person, but I've seen enough pictures of you to know that you are beautiful, fine, gorgeous; you name it and you're it. BG: Laughing Thank you. You have to be precise. If you know what you like, then you need to stay true to what you like and not make exceptions.
I wasn't really thinking about wanting to get into a relationship or wanting to have a boyfriend, you know? I just wanted to have a good friend and he was a friend of mine. So he figured out that what he wanted to do was this and I figured out what I wanted to do too. BT: Judging from the pictures I've seen, you obviously do some modeling, right? BG: I do. I've gotten to work with very good photographers, so I've been doing that, but I really want to get into acting.
I'm taking acting classes very very seriously and I'm trying to make sure that when I come out, I'm sure about what I can do. I want to make sure that if I come out, I come out close to perfection.
BT: So you're not really looking for any opportunities until after you perfect your craft? You were in Mann and 50 Cent's video for Buzzin though, right? BG: Yeah, I do videos as well. I mean, I have a lot of good friends that make music, but it's moreso what I like to listen to and whether or not it's a good representation of who I'm supposed to be.
If I'm going to be in a video, I like to be the main person in the video. If I'm in a video, I don't want it to say anything about hoe this and that because that's not what I am and that's not what I'm going to represent. You know what I mean? BT: Yeah, definitely. I respect that. Other women might jump at an opportunity to be in a video with 50 Cent no matter what he's talking about laughing.
BG: I mean, that's cool. I'm cool with him [50 Cent] and he'll tell you the same thing. If were talking about a hoe and you expect me to be in the passenger seat, I'm not cool with that.
I can listen to the song and I can like the song, but I'm not going to be the person in the song that you're supposedly talking to because if we're acting, that's me acting like that and I don't see myself anywhere close to that laughing. Videos are just to have fun and keep busy, but if that were movies, I'd act it.
BT: No doubt. It sounds like both you and Shane are pretty busy and have a lot going on right now, although you did manage to squeeze in some time at a photo shoot together. BG: He's just such a big support. Whenever he's not working, he comes to my shoots and he's very very supportive.
What happened was I was working a lot with several photographers, but just one mainly and his name is Richard Franklin. If you look on the internet, he's like the Mt.
Rushmore of photography. He is so good at what he does. He does everything himself. He's so hands on as to how he wants his pictures to look. So his thing is photography and I worked with him and American Curves, which is also MuscleMag and the diet magazine and fitness; it's like 5 magazines geared towards fitness modeling and people that are fit.
So they bought the pictures and we did another photo shoot at our apartment. They should be out at the end of March. BT: Speaking of fitness, you either eat absolutely nothing at all or you workout like crazy in order to keep a physique like that. BG: I do, I do, I do. I do a lot of different things. I want to be Bella. I came out to LA four months ago. Gonzalez: I met him more than two years ago.
I was with my girlfriends, he was with his guy friends. He saw me and he liked me and I liked him. I became his friend, he became my friend and maybe a month after that, we got into a relationship. We be everywhere, Mark. We be, everywhere.
Gonzalez: Modeling going on two years ago. My work is based on a lot of people seeing me and a lot of people wanting to see more of me. He gave me a lot of pointers on how money could be made and who I should get connected with. But I put everything on hold in California to come out to Vegas and support Shane. A fight is a fight. After about six months of living in Los Angeles, Gonzalez decided it was time to pursue a second round of planners for Lala Letter.
After launching the second round of planners, Gonzalez ultimately made the decision to move on from Lala Letter. All though it was formative in her life and pursuing her collegiate dreams, the chapter of Lala Letter had come to a close. Despite the stress that resulted from the attempted LaLa Letter re-launch a year ago, she went on to one of her biggest adventures yet. Embarking on a six week adventure to Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand, she found a new sense of creativity and purpose. She loved it so much that she plans to go back for a year and travel while working on freelance graphic design.
I can bring that back with me and continue the blog so I am really hoping that turns into a positive thing and if nothing else it will be a great memento.
Having experienced so much right out of college, Gonzalez has learned a lot that she wishes she knew in college.
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