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"I don't care what you say about me. Just be sure to spell my name wrong." - Barbra Streisand Hello. Hola. Bonjoure. Shalom.As you should know by now my name is Rachel Barbra Berry ★ And yes that is a star after my name. Any other day I would explain the meaning behind the star because it is rather important to me, however if you do not know it by now you must be living in a cave or in Brooklyn. Both are relatively similar. I was informed by some rather unlucky minions that not everyone in the world knows me, which I thought was rather unfair for those that have not have the pleasure of meeting a star such as myself. Fortunately for you I will give you a very brief summary of my life this far for my new fans and followers. I am currently eighteen years of age, born on December 18th to LeRoy and Hiram Berry. Born and raised in the Upper East Side where I continue to live in my very large and lovely penthouse. I am currently a student at New York Academy of the Dramatic Arts, NYADA. A very prestigious school for stars such as myself. I also taking two classes at Columbia for my second degree in business. Although I am not yet on that great stage, my stardom is inevitable as I am in the upcoming Broadway production of Frozen as Queen Elsa. It does take a Queen to play a Queen. Other than that you can often find me at W Magazine where I am an intern as well as at Berry Fashions where I am often found ordering people around or posing for a few photographs that make their way onto billiards and magazine. As you can tell I am a rather busy person, so do not waste my time when I have other important things to do. I am also taken by one Wesley Montgomery. Although I may not still rule the halls of Constance, make no mistake about the power I still posses. Talk to me or my friends in any way that I see not fit and you can say goodbye to any kind of relevance you had in high society. - Rachel Barbra Berry ★ var ref = (''+document.referrer+''); var page = (''+window.location+''); document.write('