Last month, Nicole Richie turned the very grown adult age of 35, so she did what any famous woman in the middle of a profound life change would do: she wrote an essay for Lenny Letter.
In her essay, titled “Untitled: and that’s the point!,” Nicole writes about sometimes how people make her feel like she should be ashamed of her past, but that she’s finally ready to come to terms with all the “bad decisions” and the many titles she’s been given in the past. “Wild child. Reality star. White-washed black girl. Skinny. Rich.”
On second thought, Nicole admits, “I guess the last two aren’t so bad.”
See, she’s making so much progress already.
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