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Ask a Grown-Up With Kerry Washington

Fatherly · 1m · transcribed May 2026
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0:00 this is kerry washington and this is ask a grown-up i don't know if there's any grown-ups around but i'll look for some [Music] my first answer was going to be ladybug because they're just super cute but i think i'd want to be a more interesting bug like i think i'd want to be a caterpillar this is sort of what acting is right like i came here as one person carrie washington but i get to you know change into a different costume

0:28 and so i think it'd be fun to be a caterpillar and then experience the process of being a butterfly michelle obama is the coolest hands down she's really clear about who she is she has a lot of self-confidence but at the same time she's always thinking about how to do good for other people so that other people feel good about who they are i do think it's fair maybe you could talk about other ways to wash up like do

1:00 you like taking a bath more or do you sometimes want to wash up at the sink but you do have to take showers sometimes and in general it's really important that you clean your body because that's how you can help stay healthy and not be stinky oh i wonder what your hair is like these braids i really really like and somebody did them for me i didn't do them so sometimes it's good to have friends who

1:23 like to do fun different things with hair and let them experiment with your hair but safe you know don't let them cut it without your permission and make sure there's a grown-up around

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Summary

Kerry Washington hosts "Ask a Grown-Up," where she shares her thoughts on identity, self-confidence, and the importance of personal care. She reflects on transformation, both in acting and in life, and emphasizes the value of friendship and self-expression.

- Washington compares acting to being a caterpillar that transforms into a butterfly, highlighting personal growth.
- She admires Michelle Obama for her self-confidence and commitment to helping others feel good about themselves.
- The importance of personal hygiene is discussed, with a focus on different ways to stay clean and healthy.
- Washington encourages children to explore their hair with friends but stresses the need for safety and permission.
- She emphasizes the significance of having supportive friends who can help with self-expression and creativity.
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