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𝗙𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗖𝗜𝗦 wasn't one for the quiet life- she loved the click of the cameras and the way people begged her to look at them. one thing that came with fame? hate and rumors.
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"Hi! My name is Francis Diop," Francis greets with her hands cupped together. She turns over to Liam as he starts to introduce himself as well. "I'm Liam Reynolds, and we play Judith and Silas in Legacies streaming now on Netflix."
"And this is the Wired autocomplete interview." Francis smiles back at the camera. "Great." The interviewer stops the camera and picks up a few pieces of cardboard, handing it off to the two helpers on either side of Francis and Liam.
"I want you guys to answer as truthfully as possible, but not too truthfully. Got it?" He asks, walking back towards the camera. "Sure thing." Francis nods.
"Action." He points towards the two kids. Francis is handed a piece of cardboard first, and she flips it to show the camera. "Is Liam Reynolds," Francis starts, picking at the piece of paper covering the rest of the sentence. "Related to Ryan Reynolds?"
She peeks back up at the boy sitting next to her. "No, I just stole his last name." He shakes his head, looking towards the camera. Francis laughs and throws the piece of paper in the garbage bin a few inches away from her. "Yes, Ryan Reynolds is my father." He answers and turns back to Francis.
"I was his younger self in a movie, 'The Adam Project.' So. I guess that's where they realized." He lets out an airy laugh as Francis nods and picks at the next piece of paper. "Is Liam Reynolds British?!" Francis exclaims in disbelief, holding the cardboard to herself to read it right.
