No hate Claire I love you but you forgot a question you said you would answer someone else asked on the q&a post how did you, and how do you feel now about H2O? Is that show a core memory of your teen years? Did you hate it or felt embarrassed about it? Did you girls at that time feel how big impact that show have actually had on young girl's life or how great success it had? And you said you would answer it I'm genuinely curious about this too as H2O was very important to me much love
Plz do a part 2 of this it was so good. It was great to know a little more about you, and your writing was truly amazing. It was relatable and raw and I just loved that.
Hi Claire, I'm a big fan of yours from Brazil, and I've followed your work since H2O: Just Add Water. I was wondering about your transition from Australia to the US. How did you adapt to the move? Also, have you traveled to Australia with your kids yet? Do you hold dual Australian and American citizenship, or are you solely an American citizen now?
Thank you Claire from the bottom of my heart, thank you. There was a time in my life when I felt completely lost. I didn’t see a future for myself. I felt hopeless, like I didn’t matter, and I was hurting myself because I didn’t know how else to cope. But then I found you, your work, your energy, your words, your strength, and slowly, something changed in me. You became my light in the darkest moments. Watching you, listening to you, seeing the way you speak with honesty, humor, and heart, it made me feel seen. Like maybe I wasn’t as alone as I thought. You helped me realize that I am worth something. That life can be beautiful again. That I deserve to be here. Claire, you didn’t just save my life but you’ve saved so many others, just by being exactly who you are. And I hope you know what an incredible impact you’ve made on this world, even if we’re all just faces in a crowd to you. You’ve given me strength when I had none. You made me want to keep going. You gave me hope. I wish I could meet you and tell you all this in person, but I live too far away and can’t make it to conventions. Maybe someday. I hope one day I’ll get the chance to look you in the eyes and say, “You saved me. I love you. Thank you for everything.” Until then, just know that I’m still here because of you and I’ll never stop being grateful for that my idol.💛
Reading your answers felt like having a heart-to-heart with a friend who just gets it. Whether she’s talking about marathon training (and how much it can suck), juggling life in the Miami heat, or navigating relationships with honesty and intuition, she reminds us that even the people we see as stars are still wonderfully, beautifully human. She’s not just a celebrity. She’s real. She’s thoughtful. She’s relatable in the most comforting way. And somehow, her words make you feel a little less alone, like it’s okay to not have it all figured out, to rebuild, to take breaks, to trust your gut. Claire, if you ever read this: thank you for being you. Your voice helps more than you know. 💛 ily
No hate Claire I love you but you forgot a question you said you would answer someone else asked on the q&a post how did you, and how do you feel now about H2O? Is that show a core memory of your teen years? Did you hate it or felt embarrassed about it? Did you girls at that time feel how big impact that show have actually had on young girl's life or how great success it had? And you said you would answer it I'm genuinely curious about this too as H2O was very important to me much love
Plz do a part 2 of this it was so good. It was great to know a little more about you, and your writing was truly amazing. It was relatable and raw and I just loved that.
Hi Claire, I'm a big fan of yours from Brazil, and I've followed your work since H2O: Just Add Water. I was wondering about your transition from Australia to the US. How did you adapt to the move? Also, have you traveled to Australia with your kids yet? Do you hold dual Australian and American citizenship, or are you solely an American citizen now?
Thank you Claire from the bottom of my heart, thank you. There was a time in my life when I felt completely lost. I didn’t see a future for myself. I felt hopeless, like I didn’t matter, and I was hurting myself because I didn’t know how else to cope. But then I found you, your work, your energy, your words, your strength, and slowly, something changed in me. You became my light in the darkest moments. Watching you, listening to you, seeing the way you speak with honesty, humor, and heart, it made me feel seen. Like maybe I wasn’t as alone as I thought. You helped me realize that I am worth something. That life can be beautiful again. That I deserve to be here. Claire, you didn’t just save my life but you’ve saved so many others, just by being exactly who you are. And I hope you know what an incredible impact you’ve made on this world, even if we’re all just faces in a crowd to you. You’ve given me strength when I had none. You made me want to keep going. You gave me hope. I wish I could meet you and tell you all this in person, but I live too far away and can’t make it to conventions. Maybe someday. I hope one day I’ll get the chance to look you in the eyes and say, “You saved me. I love you. Thank you for everything.” Until then, just know that I’m still here because of you and I’ll never stop being grateful for that my idol.💛
Reading your answers felt like having a heart-to-heart with a friend who just gets it. Whether she’s talking about marathon training (and how much it can suck), juggling life in the Miami heat, or navigating relationships with honesty and intuition, she reminds us that even the people we see as stars are still wonderfully, beautifully human. She’s not just a celebrity. She’s real. She’s thoughtful. She’s relatable in the most comforting way. And somehow, her words make you feel a little less alone, like it’s okay to not have it all figured out, to rebuild, to take breaks, to trust your gut. Claire, if you ever read this: thank you for being you. Your voice helps more than you know. 💛 ily