“They told me that they wanted me to grow up as normally as possible,” she remarked. Nevertheless, Airyn did draw notice because she is the daughter of one of Hollywood’s most well-known stars.
“I’ve been visible, but there’s a difference between being seen and being visible,” she stated. I don’t believe anyone has seen me yet.
As Airyn pursues her studies to become a mental health counselor, she is eager to succeed “on [her] own merit,” as her father is eager for his children to “find [their] own sort of path.”
“I’d want to hopefully be an inspiration for at least one other person like me who is Black, who is queer, and who’s not a size extra small,” Airyn says of her desire to inspire others who may be having identity issues.
“I would like to see more transgender women and Black women who are not super thin or heroin chic, or who may have larger bodies.”
