WS: Do you feel more pressure these days when you work?
K: Definitely backstage there's more attention now ...more photographers... more TV crews ...more interviews. At the same time the people close to me treat me the same way as always so I don't think I've changed. My life has changed, professionally but I don't feel like I'm any different personally.

WS: Do you get recognized on the street?
K: I didn't expect this but it happens. Sometimes I'm just walking around in my baseball hat, shopping, you know, doing everyday things and people...from Peru or America or Germany...come up and ask for autographs. And they know my name. Which is really sweet. It's so touching

WS: You should be used to it though. Didn't you grow up in the public eye as a little girl?
K: In my country, but my country is really small. So it wasn't really the kind of public celebrity like what you have here. My father was a well-known basketball player so sports people who were interested in basketball would know him. But it wasn't like we had to have bodyguards (lol)

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